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Thread: M4A89GTD PRO/USB3 Catastrophe

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    Quote Originally Posted by zoomee View Post
    I was just gunna post in here saying how my board is working perfectly - BUT I take it all back!.

    Been getting this really HIGH-PITCHED whining noise coming from what seems like the mainboard when I overclock and stress test.
    Your board is fine

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ket View Post
    Truth be known, manufacturers know they use crap TIM and do a sh|t job when it comes to choosing the mounting of the mobo cooling. I've never come across a manufacturer yet thats not RMAd something because I took the cooling off and done a proper job of it. Eitherway, doesn't effect you now I guess as you got a new mobo incoming
    Trust me, they are fine. The heatsinks on my 890FX board are basically the same and they are suprisingly efficient. NB temps on load are 40c and the heatsinks are very warm (they are transferring heat).
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    Recieved my Crosshair on saturday - needless to say I was highly dissapointed! It screeches just the same as my M4A89GTD!

    A)- Voltages are all over the place! - on stock settings vcore kept jumping around from 1.28 to 1.32 - then as high as 1.42!!! - wooot! - tried latest official BIOS from Asus (1005)- same thing.

    B)- At one point the CPU VID, VDDA VID and another voltage sensor stopped working for like 5 seconds!!! - This board is highly unstable!

    C)- The board (even though the supplier reckons is brand spanking new) had a hand written white label sticker on it (labelled m14 or somat!) and the mac address label looked like someones been trying to peel it off!!! lol! You'd expect more from a £160 mainboard!

    D)- Lastly - i wasn't impressed by how much hotter the chipset is on a 890FX board v's a 890GX one - 5 Degrees C hotter....

    Needless to say I've already arranged for a refund and am gunna stick with the M4A89GTDPro/USB3.0 - All is forgiven baby - come back to daddy!
    4960X@4.7 | Asus RIVF | 16Gb@2400 | 256Gb 840 Pro | R9 290 | AX-860W | 540Air | Custom W/C

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    lmfao.
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    lol - I knoes mate - you did tell me
    4960X@4.7 | Asus RIVF | 16Gb@2400 | 256Gb 840 Pro | R9 290 | AX-860W | 540Air | Custom W/C

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    Spoke to ASUS today and it looks like they are just waiting for a replacement board. It was DOA so I get a new board.

    OCM

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glow9 View Post


    I swear.... This pic is so old and yet I'm going to keep posting it until people remember it.
    I swear, i got a very similar tool, but just for Gigabyte hardware. Works on Gigabut's MBO, GPU and any other ty things they create.
    MBO: ASRock 990FX Fatal1ty Professional
    CPU: AMD FX-8120 @ 4GHz 1.2V
    Cooling: Thermalright HR-02 w/ Zalman ZM-SF3 120mm
    RAM: 2x 4GB 2133MHz - Patriot Viper Xtreme Division 2
    GPU: XFX R7770 Core Edition
    SSD: Kingston V200+ 90GB
    HDD: 2x WD 2TB Green + WD 3TB Green
    Drive: LiteON iHAS122 @ iHAS324
    PSU: Corsair VX550
    Case: LanCool Dragonlord K-62

    Display/TV: Samsung LE32D550 32''
    Sound System: ASUS Xonar D2X + Logitech Z-906

    Mouse A: Micro$oft Natural Ergonomic Wifi 6000
    Mouse B: Logitech MX518
    Mousepad: XFX Warpad XXL
    Keyboard: Micro$oft Natural Ergonomic Wired 4000
    Joystick: Logitech Freedom 2.4GHz Cordless

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    ASUS Repair Status now went form "WAITSWAP" to "Packing" today. Wooo Hooo! lol

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    Asus received my motherboard on 9/10 and a new board is on its way to me today 9/17.

    7 Day turn around, not bad at all.

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    Looky what fedex dropped off today.





    I was only expecting a motherboard and I got a brand spanking new retail box from ASUS. Good on ASUS. Now lets see if this thing fires up.

    OCM

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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Maximus View Post
    Looky what fedex dropped off today.





    I was only expecting a motherboard and I got a brand spanking new retail box from ASUS. Good on ASUS. Now lets see if this thing fires up.

    OCM
    Glad everything worked out, I told you ASUS is preety level headed with this stuff if user error is not an issue, Looks like you got a spare heatpipe assembly now to.
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    I had strings but now I'm free.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chew* View Post
    Glad everything worked out, I told you ASUS is preety level headed with this stuff if user error is not an issue, Looks like you got a spare heatpipe assembly now to.
    Yeah, I probably wouldn't have even sent it out for RMA if it wasn't for your advice in post #2. I thank you for that.

    Now I'm just waiting on you to test that spare board before you send it out to me

    OCM

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