Has Microcenter replaced ANYONE's Asus P67 Recalled Board?

[SEAL62505]

I did my P8P67 swap last weekend. Basically, I just waited until it was convenient for me as well as them having plenty of stock. The swap was painless. (I did like for like swap) Also, I didn't even have my receipt - They looked me up in their system without issue.

 

[src1425]

Well this is getting annoying. The MD store briefly showed 4 or 5 in stock, but they disappeared within a day and I haven't seen any since. Called this morning to be told that they didn't have any, but "might get one on Friday."

 

[Zap]

If you see them in stock, order them online for in-store pickup. You then have a few days to make it in to pick it up.

 

[src1425]

If you see them in stock, order them online for in-store pickup. You then have a few days to make it in to pick it up.

Yeah - lesson learned! I wasn't ready to take apart my rig, and I figured plenty more were on the way. Neither the MD nor the VA stores (both essentially part of the greater DC metro area) have any P8P67 Pro boards.

 

[mclaren777]

I don't have a MicroCenter store within 1000 miles (I ordered my P67 motherboard online) and I'm worried about how long it will take to get a replacement.

What course of action do you guys recommend? Should I try to make an exchange with the manufacturer (ASUS) instead? I've heard they have a cross-ship option that minimizes down time.

 

[Diogenes2]

I would go with Asus.. Took less than a week for me ..

 

[Eddie313]

Don't you have to go to the store with the defective board and call the police when you arrive?

Lmao I remember that post

 

[spacejamz]

Just did my swap today...grabbed a new one off the shelf and then went into the return/exchange line... No problems at all.

I picked up the $119 i3 combo (i3 chip and some MSI motherboard) while I was there...