CPU/Mobo Advise, Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5 fried
- Thread starter RoBoGhOsT
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Aces170 said:
@aces..tell me though i beleive that robo woud have mated this board with good PSU then chances of board burning due bad quality PSU is ruled out. Also the claims made by gigabyte regarding VRM's,capactiors are false..:S
neways members here are quite experienced to comment...i meant paying a heavy amt for a feature rich board&eventually board is kaput..
i didnt get any reply saying no warranty yet 
accel frontline guy said he will try his best about it , he was not sure though gigabyte will rma or not , asked me to forward mail from giga to him . now he will contact me after talking to gigabyte . will try taking it to other distri also to see what they say .
accel frontline guy said he will try his best about it , he was not sure though gigabyte will rma or not , asked me to forward mail from giga to him . now he will contact me after talking to gigabyte . will try taking it to other distri also to see what they say .
Aces170
ex-Mod
sri_k said:
No company is gonna you warranty for conditions other then standard operating conditions, overclocking and overvolting is certainly not standard working condition, and Gigabyte has no obligation to honor the warranty. Thats not to say it wont, but in case if it doesn't there is certainly nothing you can do about it.
BIKeINSTEIN
Skilled
many said it before and i will say it again.
Seems like something shorted the mobo and in the pwm area mostly.
All the best Robo.
To those who "demand" burn warranty-
I know many who have had bad cases, improperly fitted stand-offs, etc and burnt their mobos due to shorting.
There are others who use third party coolers and promptly peel off the insulating layer from the back-plate and throw it away. :O :|
(how the eff can anyone allow metallic stuff to contact the mobo and remove and throw away the plastic layer thinking it's just some plastic peel-off sticker for cosmetic reasons. :S
And some have had disaster at first boot and some have repeated the same many times just coz they were lucky and didn't fry anything. :|))
Such geniuses deserve (unfortunately i have to say yes) burnt mobos and no rma.
There is and should be no warranty for ignorance/callousness. :|
If not sure of what is to be done and though most wouldn't admit to be lacking basic logic or common sense but many do, atleast read the instruction manual and go through some product reviews, etc before tackling something.
Even the so-called "computer engineers"( assemblers) are no good many-a-times)
Seems like something shorted the mobo and in the pwm area mostly.
All the best Robo.
To those who "demand" burn warranty-
I know many who have had bad cases, improperly fitted stand-offs, etc and burnt their mobos due to shorting.
There are others who use third party coolers and promptly peel off the insulating layer from the back-plate and throw it away. :O :|
(how the eff can anyone allow metallic stuff to contact the mobo and remove and throw away the plastic layer thinking it's just some plastic peel-off sticker for cosmetic reasons. :S
And some have had disaster at first boot and some have repeated the same many times just coz they were lucky and didn't fry anything. :|))
Such geniuses deserve (unfortunately i have to say yes) burnt mobos and no rma.
There is and should be no warranty for ignorance/callousness. :|
If not sure of what is to be done and though most wouldn't admit to be lacking basic logic or common sense but many do, atleast read the instruction manual and go through some product reviews, etc before tackling something.
Even the so-called "computer engineers"( assemblers) are no good many-a-times)
sickizblank
Adept
mutant said:
You put alcohol and start and it's gonna go boooom bhaaam bhaaash! :rofl:
Try getting it RMA'ed. Since you never overclocked it, so it isn't your fault I suppose. Give it a try, the shopkeeper will surely help you out with this. Good luck!
its showing RMA accepted and they shipped replacement back here
also showing Defective part and replacement part model , serial nos .
the replacement serial no is different from defective one also
called up local service center branch manager , told him site showing this and he said it means they are sending replaced motherboard
also showing Defective part and replacement part model , serial nos .
the replacement serial no is different from defective one also
called up local service center branch manager , told him site showing this and he said it means they are sending replaced motherboard
kekerode
Adept
RoBoGhOsT said:its showing RMA accepted and they shipped replacement back here
also showing Defective part and replacement part model , serial nos .
the replacement serial no is different from defective one also
called up local service center branch manager , told him site showing this and he said it means they are sending replaced motherboard
that's a good news :hap2:
:clap::clap: