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JakePC
By JakePC
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*cough*CX*cough* sorry xD

CX750 is a different design from the others, it has sturdier components and better outputs.

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Oh, are you showing us the VRM chip? It looks like it might have burned out. If there are bubbles/bumps or any kind of discoloration on the VRM chip then you will have to RMA the board. Was there any kind of popping noise when you powered it on?

 

looks fried, I suggest RMA, that and the GPU is that smells bad. Need to work out why it happened

DPD have came to return it to Amazon. Thanks for help. :)

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Does Asus stir "RMA hell" like I have been reading online.

 

Amazon does not :)

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