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Any one give a rough idea of how long the turnaround is normally on a motherboard rma?
And yeah I know it's Xmas so going to be longer than usual just my luck
And yeah I know it's Xmas so going to be longer than usual just my luck
Gigabyte Rma time
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Caporegime
Its usually two weeks turnaround (gigabyte) might be a little longer due to christmas/new year ect
Yeah more of my luck then as it is a gigabyte board
Thanks for the immediate reply
Guess I may have to fork out for another board while waiting if its that long then
Thanks for the immediate reply
Guess I may have to fork out for another board while waiting if its that long then
I should have been clearer in my post
I mean rma through overclockers not
Through gigabyte
If that makes any difference?
I mean rma through overclockers not
Through gigabyte
If that makes any difference?
Caporegime
Id imagine roughly the same give a few days or so,gigabyte have offices in milton keynes
Wont ocuk offer refund and you order a new board?
Wont ocuk offer refund and you order a new board?
No idea though used them for years never had to rma anything as far as I remember
Got a feeling they may test stuff before taking any action unlike most places
Since they have the facility and the staff and knowledge to do it
That's why I asked in here since they aren't open tomorrow
Got a feeling they may test stuff before taking any action unlike most places
Since they have the facility and the staff and knowledge to do it
That's why I asked in here since they aren't open tomorrow
You can choose refund if you contact them within 14 days. 30 days if product is faulty (for latter they would test). https://www.overclockers.co.uk/returns
Thanks danny75
Had a feeling they may test returns
Double tested everything I can
Except the cpu as nothing else I can put a 3900x in to test
Far as I can tell anyway my nice new x570 board has given up the ghost after 4 days use
Had a feeling they may test returns
Double tested everything I can
Except the cpu as nothing else I can put a 3900x in to test
Far as I can tell anyway my nice new x570 board has given up the ghost after 4 days use
Caporegime
What happened to your board? Does it still lightup ect
You did a long cmos/battery out for 10minutes
You did a long cmos/battery out for 10minutes
It's dead as a dodo
No fans spin
No leds light up
Disconnected everything like USB 3.0 headers etc one at a time
Still nothing
Took cmos battery out too
Just breadboarded it outside the case.. Luckily I put quick disconnects on my loop or would have had to drain the whole thing as well
But still same thing when it's outside the case
No fans spin
No leds light up
Disconnected everything like USB 3.0 headers etc one at a time
Still nothing
Took cmos battery out too
Just breadboarded it outside the case.. Luckily I put quick disconnects on my loop or would have had to drain the whole thing as well
But still same thing when it's outside the case
Caporegime
If nothing lights up on the board and youve tested with a second psu then yeah its dead,possible short? Or just a mb fault I reckon
Even bought a new psu
As my ax860i is getting old just in case it was passing the self test but was wonky on the 12v rail or something as
The self test might be basic and only load it with the fan
Not likely a short that's the reason to test it outside the pc case sitting on cardboard box
As my ax860i is getting old just in case it was passing the self test but was wonky on the 12v rail or something as
The self test might be basic and only load it with the fan
Not likely a short that's the reason to test it outside the pc case sitting on cardboard box