I see, thanks for the explanation.
Even if it was just a bent cpu pin (or something), these days such returns are usually refused (I think), as the supplier will say it was damaged by the user.
The OP tried to cover up his tracks by ninja editing one of his later threads by scrubbing out his mistake about the the standoffs. Then I pointed out an earlier thread where he pointedly admits that he might've killed the mb by not installing standoffs and has a play by play about his mb error codes. Now he insists that the mb isn't fried just because it manages to boot up albeit with error codes.
you said it ..prove it..or are you just blowing smoke out your ass??well newegg does fuck alot of people over on rmas for socket damage that newegg's "techs" performed.
Everyone wins, the ASRock boards is down IT'S MY FAULT. Just going to pick up a different board for now while I wait on my ASRock Extreme4 back so I can restart my build in the vampire case in October and give my mom this computer with all my awesome parts.
That way we can stop arguing like dicks over nothing.
Son you've got all the social aptitude of a rotten fish sandwich that fell out of the hands of a dirty hobo into a sewer drain. I hope your mom throws you into a well and lowers buckets with lotion in them every so often for no apparent reason you dishonest whiney little brat. Everyone in here is dumber for having been subjected to your constant whining over having been caught in a lie. I award you no points, and may the internet have mercy on your soul.
well newegg does fuck alot of people over on rmas for socket damage that newegg's "techs" performed.
I see, thanks for the explanation.
Even if it was just a bent cpu pin (or something), these days such returns are usually refused (I think), as the supplier will say it was damaged by the user.
Easier right now to buy a board that is meant for the parts I have then use a overclocking board when I don't have a overclockable CPU (yet)
So I think newegg kinda helped me out actually by refusing the RMA. :twisted:
That sounds sensible. Better/cheaper stuff is usually available the later it is bought. (With computer bits).
No clue if that is sarcasm or not. Hard to tell on this site now...
No sarcasm (none-intended or intentionally implied), it was a serious answer.
I get my card half paid off in March so I can just buy a 4670k to go with my extreme4 because LOGIC. Then whatever random crap I may need which hopefully won't total more then $500 (all I am looking to have on it), haha.
:ninja:
Let's pray this ASRock board will be better, lol
Successful Ninja of my post, which hopefully means great luck comes to your future/new/next build. (Again, NO sarcasm).
I've never seen pre-installed standoffs.
Odd. I really cannot remember the last time I've had to install standoffs in a case. All the Corsairs I've bought, an 800, 600 and two 650's, had the standoffs installed, the Lain-Li A04 had them installed, the Silverstone Sugo 02 even had them already installed. Even the el cheapo Antec Three hundred had them preinstalled.
Granted, you buy $20 cases and they may not be, but the cases without either the brass standoffs preinstalled or the preformed "bump" type standoffs there are rare indeed.
But I'm not surprised the Raidmax case didn't have them installed. It's tough to buy a cheaper POS than a Raidmax anything.
you said it ..prove it..or are you just blowing smoke out your ass??