07-29-2021 02:34 AM
02-13-2022 01:53 AM
02-13-2022 02:29 PM
02-14-2022 10:20 AM
BASI1990 wrote:Sorry. I did not mean to upset you. i posted about the Viet Nam vs China variable again because there are new people posting in this thread that maybe did not go back and read through all of the older posts. I thought if everyone checked the model number of their board, a pattern may emerge. I understand that some boards with the startup issure were made in China but lf it was discovered that most of the affected boards were made in Viet Nam, it may be relevant. Since this seems to have upset you for some reason I will drop it and butt out. My Dark Hero has never had this start up issue so I really don't have a dog in this fight. I was just trying to be helpful to those that do have the start up problem. Apologies for trying to be helpful. Good luck getting it resolved.
No, my board was produced in China and has the same error, but I already answered you this question a few pages earlier in the topic.
Why are you asking again, are you reading this topic at all or are you throwing in claims just because the problem with the other mainboard only affected the boards from Vietnam?
My mainboard was bought in the EU from a German seller.
In a forum here in Germany, many have this booting problem and their mainboards were all produced in China. I think most Dark Hero boards in the EU come from China.
02-14-2022 11:51 AM
BillBittel wrote:
Sorry. I did not mean to upset you. i posted about the Viet Nam vs China variable again because there are new people posting in this thread that maybe did not go back and read through all of the older posts. I thought if everyone checked the model number of their board, a pattern may emerge. I understand that some boards with the startup issure were made in China but lf it was discovered that most of the affected boards were made in Viet Nam, it may be relevant. Since this seems to have upset you for some reason I will drop it and butt out. My Dark Hero has never had this start up issue so I really don't have a dog in this fight. I was just trying to be helpful to those that do have the start up problem. Apologies for trying to be helpful. Good luck getting it resolved.
02-15-2022 04:16 PM
BASI1990 wrote:No problem. I understand your frustration. Asus does not seem to be doing a whole lot about this issue. I hope it starts getting some real exposure by Gamer's Nexus or whomever. Asus really seems to be slipping on their top end boards. I don't know what platform my next build will be on but I am definitely going to wait awhile for reviews and customer feedback before buying another Asus mobo.
I'm sorry had a bad day and unfortunately the motherboard issue is very annoying. Shouldn't be an excuse for my wrongdoing, sorry again.
02-13-2022 09:38 PM
BillBittel wrote:
Has it been confirmed that everyone that has a board with this issue has a board made in Viet Nam?
Part number 90MB1760-M0AAY0 is made in China.
Part number 90MB1760-MVAAY0 is made in Viet Nam.
02-14-2022 03:42 AM
mbarry wrote:
My part number is 90MB1760-MVAAY0, which is apparently the one made in Vietnam.
Tonight the computer shut off completely about 10 minutes after I had started streaming the Superbowl. Normally it just won't come back from sleep state or it won't turn on.
Mike
02-17-2022 11:39 AM
02-19-2022 06:34 AM
BillBittel wrote:
STARRAIN@ROG has been posting on the other Asus Z690 Hero problem thread (HERO Z690 HAVING ISSUES WITH GETTING WINDOWS ERRORS AND NVME DRIVE NOT WORKING) https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?126865-Hero-Z690-having-issues-with-getting-windows-errors...
Maybe you could post over there and ask them to please stop ignoring this thread.
02-19-2022 08:21 AM
STARRAIN@ROG wrote:
Hi Xairoo,
For your feedback and request, we are discussing to build a replacement plan.
However, we don't have such service process, so it may take quite long time to discuss with our each local team and the related department. The estimated time is 45 days.
Are you willing to wait 45 days?
Thank you.
Hello STARRAIN@ROG,
I hope I didn't misunderstand you: You are talking about a plan to ship new boards before you get the faulty board? If yes, waiting a few more days (or 45) is totally okay. Since Asus works on a good solution for the customers, it's all okay.
Guess no one will have a problem with this time span.
it's totally understandable that Asus wants to avoid abuses, like customers won't return the board after they got the new one.
So it's also fine if you would ask for a better proof, like the invoice of the board.
Cheers