Shadowmeph
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I sent my P35 mother board a while back in hopes of getting it RMA'd , the mother board just quite on my and possibly took out my bfg 260maxcore vid card. well today I recieved a letter saying
if I had a removable motherboard tray I could just drill four holes and then use the tray as support for the stinger block. hmm .
those are the only things that I can think of which would cause physical damage to my motherboard.
sending the motherboard in was worth the try , I just didn't think that the motherboard was physically damaged.
I don't rememeber seeing any damage especially like that , but I could have missed it.
I am taking a guess that PCB means Printed circuit board. I am wondering how I physical the motherboard. The only things I have done is installed the ultra 120 extreme. Maybe the 120 warped my motherboard, and then when I switched to water cooling ( which is when I started to have problems off and on) and Using the heavy Stinger water block, which only uses four long screws to mount it on the CPU. do you think that the lack support on the motherboard could be have caused the Physical damage? if that is the case I should think of a way to make some type of support type of support that would sit flush with the motherboard and of course wouldn't short it out.Due to physical damage, the warranty on this gigabyte product is voided and
the item is being returned as is.
The PCB is damaged.
Due to this physical damage, repairs to the product can not be made to correct the problem.
if I had a removable motherboard tray I could just drill four holes and then use the tray as support for the stinger block. hmm .
those are the only things that I can think of which would cause physical damage to my motherboard.
sending the motherboard in was worth the try , I just didn't think that the motherboard was physically damaged.
I don't rememeber seeing any damage especially like that , but I could have missed it.
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