I recently got my new motherboard that i ordered, and I don't think i've ever been so disappointed.
The motherboard is the ga-x58a-ud3r rev 2.0. First impressions were pretty good, the mobo looked good and so on. but when i removed the "protection cap" on the cpu socket i saw that one of the pins in the socket were bent.. I then google'd the problem and this seems to be a very common problem on this mobo. How weak is that?
Some people had had luck trying anyways and i did so. And as expected i could install my OS etc. etc. but it only detected 4gb of my 8gb RAM. I did several ramtests etc. and the RAM is perfect.
Furthermore is the BIOS crap -.-
I would never advice anyone to buy from this company, and I will, myself, certainly never do so again.
well, the store should be able to return the purchase.... Anyway not a big fan of gigabyte, i rather asus. Altough i use ASRock, its not as good as asus but still good and cheaper.
SvarSleti fully agree with anonymous
SvarSlettech quality is so much worse these days.
SvarSletgood to know, very good blog
SvarSlet+ followed:)
You should return that.
SvarSletI use MSI motherboard.
Return that. Dont settle for worthless products.
SvarSletreturn it, but thats unusual as it [should] be a decent company/ manufacturer
SvarSletI've yet to customize a computer, for this very reason.
SvarSletMM.. I haven't had bad feedbacks on it.. but I rarely buy suchs products.
SvarSletawesome blog!
SvarSletI need a new one soon too!
SvarSletSucks dude! I've had my mobo for 5+ years now and its still going strong.
SvarSletThe first computer I built for myself used a gigabyte motherboard, it was doa. So was the replacement. The third one lasted about a year. I just think they have bad quality control.
SvarSletmy mobo has endured along time too
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