If you've flashed back outside of the BIOS and used multiple variants I would be looking elsewhere for the problem. Possibly ram or even CPU.*
JustinThyme wrote:
If you've flashed back outside of the BIOS and used multiple variants I would be looking elsewhere for the problem. Possibly ram or even CPU.*
I have my replacement board coming tomorrow, and I have to admit you might be right. The reason I got this new PC build was due to the fact that 90% of my components were hosed by a corsair cooler master H100i v2 back in December.
Mind you this was my new build I put together in October and I will list the specs and leave an explanation at the bottom.
Intel I7 6700k=Destroyed by glycol
Asus Sabertooth Z170= destroyed by glycol
Asus GTX dual 1070= Destroyed by Glycol
Evga 850w psu= destroyed by Glycol
This was all deemed destroyed by Corsairs damage claim team and I'll admit that I thought for sure my ram sticks were destroyed as well because they were so saturated, I mean they got it the worse. II will swap sticks and thanks for the tip. Going to run some memory tests to see if something pops up, and remove the ram and see if I can enter the bios. If the ram sticks are bad I need to call corsair right away
Holy cow!*
That's one more reason I'm not to thrilled with AIOs. Too much plastic. I have one that I retired for testing out of case purposes only. You are not the first I have seen this happen to. A friend had the same model and the tubings plastic fitting on the block just snapped clean off and spewed everywhere. I'm into overly impressed with the surface of the block either. A bit rough IMO.
They are easy to install and better than a crappy air HSF but a premium air HSF will perform as good or better and you don't have to worry about it spewing. *Custom loops get a bit pricey but in the end you know exactly what you have and if built with quality components and a little maintenance here and there it will Last a very long time and is reliable to not spew all over your hardware. I think I would have spewed if I looked in my case and saw that!
That's one more reason I'm not to thrilled with AIOs. Too much plastic. I have one that I retired for testing out of case purposes only. You are not the first I have seen this happen to. A friend had the same model and the tubings plastic fitting on the block just snapped clean off and spewed everywhere. I'm into overly impressed with the surface of the block either. A bit rough IMO.
They are easy to install and better than a crappy air HSF but a premium air HSF will perform as good or better and you don't have to worry about it spewing. *Custom loops get a bit pricey but in the end you know exactly what you have and if built with quality components and a little maintenance here and there it will Last a very long time and is reliable to not spew all over your hardware. I think I would have spewed if I looked in my case and saw that!
