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Yeah that's why it wasn't Asus. Support is terrible..
So far ASRock is towering over Asus with Shih here
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post #32 of 62
5/14/12 at 11:31pm
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Sorry I just meant that it could be anyone with that many post, as if someone just made the account up to score on a mobo since vendors/staff normally have badges. Since mods are saying it though you must be the real person, hope I didnt offend you in any way. Nice to see vendors in the forums
Sorry I just meant that it could be anyone with that many post, as if someone just made the account up to score on a mobo since vendors/staff normally have badges. Since mods are saying it though you must be the real person, hope I didnt offend you in any way. Nice to see vendors in the forums
It is fine . Actully i dont have so much time to read & reply thread on forums . Was too busy last 4 months since i joined Asrock .
Although i am not a sales or marketing guy , charging R/D job here .
But i will like to discuss with guys on forums or solve any issues which i am capable to do.
Welcome to send me private messages if u have any problems .
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Originally Posted by faMine
Yeah that's why it wasn't Asus. Support is terrible..
So far ASRock is towering over Asus with Shih here
Yeah that's why it wasn't Asus. Support is terrible..
So far ASRock is towering over Asus with Shih here
Thanks mate . I just want to make sure it is by accident or something wrong with layout .
Thanks for ur understanding .
post #33 of 62
5/17/12 at 4:43am
i have check the mobo here this morning . I think i know the issue which caused ur mobo burned .
According to the picture u posted , u connected the usb connector to the 1394 connector onboard.
please check below 2 pictures , The wire arrangement is different from the color of cover on each kind connectors .
Especially USB is supplied by 5 volt , 1394 is supplied by 12 volt . That is why the fuse of 1394 connector got burned .
cheers !
According to the picture u posted , u connected the usb connector to the 1394 connector onboard.
please check below 2 pictures , The wire arrangement is different from the color of cover on each kind connectors .
Especially USB is supplied by 5 volt , 1394 is supplied by 12 volt . That is why the fuse of 1394 connector got burned .
cheers !
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5/17/12 at 4:49am
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5/17/12 at 5:13am
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Embarrassing mistake.
In the future it may make good sense to use the manual in every build. This is not an uncommon happening in the handful of self-builts I end up servicing because of smoke/fire.
These manufacturers have gone through quite some length to try to simplify assembly with as little confusion as possible ( also through use of the manual ), however the shapes and sizes of some of these connectors is up to different committees, in this case ending this boards life by making the USB header fit the IEEE 1394 header.
In the future it may make good sense to use the manual in every build. This is not an uncommon happening in the handful of self-builts I end up servicing because of smoke/fire.
These manufacturers have gone through quite some length to try to simplify assembly with as little confusion as possible ( also through use of the manual ), however the shapes and sizes of some of these connectors is up to different committees, in this case ending this boards life by making the USB header fit the IEEE 1394 header.
Sometimes, IP.
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post #36 of 62
5/17/12 at 5:21am
Quote:
Originally Posted by Xinoxide
Embarrassing mistake.
In the future it may make good sense to use the manual in every build. This is not an uncommon happening in the handful of self-builts I end up servicing because of smoke/fire.
These manufacturers have gone through quite some length to try to simplify assembly with as little confusion as possible ( also through use of the manual ), however the shapes and sizes of some of these connectors is up to different committees, in this case ending this boards life by making the USB header fit the IEEE 1394 header.
Embarrassing mistake.
In the future it may make good sense to use the manual in every build. This is not an uncommon happening in the handful of self-builts I end up servicing because of smoke/fire.
These manufacturers have gone through quite some length to try to simplify assembly with as little confusion as possible ( also through use of the manual ), however the shapes and sizes of some of these connectors is up to different committees, in this case ending this boards life by making the USB header fit the IEEE 1394 header.
It is common issue happened sometimes . Both header is 100% the same .
At least it is not something wrong of hardware layout .
post #37 of 62
5/17/12 at 5:30am
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i have check the mobo here this morning . I think i know the issue which caused ur mobo burned .
According to the picture u posted , u connected the usb connector to the 1394 connector onboard.
i have check the mobo here this morning . I think i know the issue which caused ur mobo burned .
According to the picture u posted , u connected the usb connector to the 1394 connector onboard.
lol this gave me a giggle.
faMine, read the header labels bro!
So, yeah...
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5/17/12 at 5:40am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nickshih
Just want to analysis anything wrong cause that component burned .
I am good reader ...
thx mate ...
Just want to analysis anything wrong cause that component burned .
I am good reader ...
thx mate ...
now that is what I call customer service! +1 Nick!
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post #39 of 62
5/17/12 at 5:57am
My heart sank when I saw the picture, I knew right away what happened. Don't feel too bad, you aren't the only one to make that mistake. I did that on my first build , it melted the socket on the motherboard and ruined the connector to the front of my case. Amazingly that old MSI k7 delta islr board is still running today , 9 years later?
The headers on the motherboard should really be made differently to make sure this doesn't happen. In my case , I was just excited and in a hurry to get my new toy put together and running.
Good luck getting it up and running again
, it melted the socket on the motherboard and ruined the connector to the front of my case. Amazingly that old MSI k7 delta islr board is still running today , 9 years later?The headers on the motherboard should really be made differently to make sure this doesn't happen. In my case , I was just excited and in a hurry to get my new toy put together and running.
Good luck getting it up and running again
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I felt so compelled to say:
This is hilarious.
I don't know why I find it so amusing, but I'm actually wetting myself with laughter.
I apologise for finding it so funny, I mean no offense!
Infact, just the other day I was helping my Mum's Boyfriend install his new PC, we'd just put everything together (or so we thought), CPU cooler & everything then I noticed the tiny packet of RAM just lying next to all the empty boxes... We forgot to put the RAM in, so we had to take the CPU cooler off (which was annoying due to the ridiculous clip mechanism of the Arctic Cooler Freezer 7 Pro rev.2) just to whack the ram in, then we realised that it wouldn't fit in the first slot due to the heatsink of the cooler.
Anyway, the PC was supposed to be "future proof", it can't be if you can't upgrade the RAM, now he'll have to get a new cooler just to fit 4 sticks in, unless he replaces the two he already has with double the memory sticks.
Moving on, that was probably my most embarrassing PC moment, not made a single mistake since then and I hope to keep it that way, and this post has just added to my knowledge of similar looking connectors causing issues when confused, so... really, thanks! Trial and error eh!? Someone's gotta do it!
This is hilarious.
I don't know why I find it so amusing, but I'm actually wetting myself with laughter.
I apologise for finding it so funny, I mean no offense!
Infact, just the other day I was helping my Mum's Boyfriend install his new PC, we'd just put everything together (or so we thought), CPU cooler & everything then I noticed the tiny packet of RAM just lying next to all the empty boxes... We forgot to put the RAM in, so we had to take the CPU cooler off (which was annoying due to the ridiculous clip mechanism of the Arctic Cooler Freezer 7 Pro rev.2) just to whack the ram in, then we realised that it wouldn't fit in the first slot due to the heatsink of the cooler.
Anyway, the PC was supposed to be "future proof", it can't be if you can't upgrade the RAM, now he'll have to get a new cooler just to fit 4 sticks in, unless he replaces the two he already has with double the memory sticks.
Moving on, that was probably my most embarrassing PC moment, not made a single mistake since then and I hope to keep it that way, and this post has just added to my knowledge of similar looking connectors causing issues when confused, so... really, thanks! Trial and error eh!? Someone's gotta do it!
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