Woke up few days ago to open my pc and start working on the 3D projects i am occupied with currently,
pressed the power up button, started up for 2 secs, then everything dead.
Motherboard didnt have any leds lit up, so i thought it had something to do with the mobo itself, cause even when pc is shutdown i have some rgb lit up.
I tried switching bios to 1-2 / and clear cmos button/ removed the battery, but no avail.
Removed everything but cpu and 1 ram stick, still dead.
Today i went out and bought a 2nd used x570 cause i cant really find stock of anything "good" to cover my needs,
plugged it in, same cpu, same ram, same AIO watercool, same psu, same hdd/nvmes, worked like a charm.
I am still under warranty, i will ship it to the retailer i bought it from, on Monday, which they will then ship it to asus HQ as they told me, and i am worried about the stock of these motherboards because there is none.
When they deem that the motherboard should be replaced, incase there is no stock of this specific motherboard, means i have to update my whole system to newer architecture.
I choose this motherboard when i made the setup, to be able to fit 2 air cooled gpus, 3 x m.2 (the thing next to the rams is amazing) and a 5950x while having the proper pci lanes for the whole system to work as it should.
Anyone had any issue like that before on a 900€ motherboard?
Anyone knows how long does it take for the whole process for Asus to check the motherboard till i get it back?
I have to use 1 GPU for now, because the mobo i just bought, doesnt have enough spacing to support 2 gpus.
Setup :
5950x
128GB Corsair 3200mhz CL16
2x3090 Rog Strix
x570 crosshair extreme
AIO watercooler rog lc II 360
Lian Li OD11 XL rog
bunch of nvme/ssd/hdd
