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I can't even believe how stupid that statement is. Insensitive, too. Likening hundreds of thousands of deaths to the semi-downfall of the stupid money-hungry music and movie industries... get out of here with that crap.
Well you never know what you're gonna get with Fry's customer service. I figured asking for an exchange would decrease the chances they'd try and make me RMA it. But you're right, I'm too lazy to make two trips to Fry's anyways. So I'm gonna return it this evening.
Thanks for your help everyone.
I took the sinks off just to see - couldn't find any blown MOSFETs or capacitors anywhere on the board. And yeah, this is a Fry's bundle this week. Decent deal but I want a better board anyways. I called them up a bit earlier and they said if the board was defective they would exchange it. I...
No beeps or error codes. Doesn't even respond to power/reset buttons - have to yank the cord to power it off. Something's definitely fried. And the system would at least POST with a bad CPU or RAM, right? I almost wanna take the couple heatsinks off the mobo and see if anything looks burned up..
I'm using a Corsair 750tx - should be plenty powerful. I put all my old components back in (e6600@3.4, 2x2GB OCZ 1066 DDR2, eVGA 680i) and it's all working fine - so the PSU and graphics card are okay. Man.. I've never burned up a motherboard before. Any idea what caused this? Too much OC? It...
Hey all, I just put together a Core i5 750 and MSI P55-GD55 mobo with 2x2GB Kingston DDR3 1600 8-8-8-24/1.65v and my old GTX 260. Board kind of sucks but I got it practically free as a combo with the i5. Got it running at 4GHz stable (200x20) at 1.35v (as high as the board would go) and the RAM...