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Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
Quick warning for anyone considering this board DO NOT BUY IT!!!
I have had 3 over the space of 8 days and all of them have, had the same error pop up of IOH over temperature and it is caused by running your ram at it's rated speed, because Asus have used cheap thermal paste and also not enough of it. To fix the problem you have to remove the heatsink's, and replace the thermal paste but indoing so you void the warranty. |
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Did you realise the Intel CPU specifications for the i7 920 is a max of 1066
http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=37147 so even if a board says it will run 1600+ with a cpu there is never a guarantee the cpu will like it Did you know that using artic silver on the CPU in theory voids the warranty on the CPU also |
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I agree with Damien, Why should you have to fix a board that is only a few days old. Asus have gone down a step or 2 in my eyes over the last year |
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In theory the manufacturers specified heatsink, fan and attached thermal compound is the ONLY thing that will not void the warranty on the cpu ;) It does though depend on wether it's an OEM cpu or official supplied upgrade CPU or even if it's a CPU supplied to the systems manufacturer
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The problem is with the heatsink's on the board not cooling the IOH chip. You mention that Artic silver 5 void's the warranty but why are they allowed to make and, sell the stuff knowing that if you use it they know it's going to void the warranty or do they replace the cpu if it is faulty after you have used there thermal paste. This thread was only started to warn people of the issue's with this particular motherboard, and that if they got one how to fix the issue at there own risk as it is classed as a modification to the board therefore you void the warranty in doing so. |
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Ive read similar issues with that board even when watercooling the chipset You over clock which voids all warranty anyway if they want to push it ---------- Post added at 13:58 ---------- Previous post was at 13:56 ---------- Quote:
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lol yeah i clean it off whilst it is still in the board then clean the rest off with a earbud.
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What about a cooling fan/duct dedicated towards the existing heatsink over the IOH??
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Got a desktop fan pointing in the case to help cool the graphics card and nb and sb but it still didn't help cool it |
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Still not a replacement for a dedicated fan cooling a single component, hence I mentioned it
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have a look here http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?board_id=1&model=Rampage%20III%20Extreme &id=20100523091452390&
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the OP is correct don't buy it ---------- Post added at 17:52 ---------- Previous post was at 17:42 ---------- seem.s to be the X58 chip the The MSI X58 Pro-E has the same prob http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1508504 |
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mine runs fine
---------- Post added at 18:18 ---------- Previous post was at 18:14 ---------- Damien no offence but you are proof personified as to why people should not spend thousands on trying to run a massively overclocked juiced up machine Ive got a nice overclock on my machine a fast graphics card fast memory and it just works my last machine although a generation behind just works. You however have nothing but bother with all your systems you spend spend spend never happy ,you tweak a machine within an inch of its life and all you get in return are a few extra frames per second and so much stress its unbelievable and a machine that almost spends as much time on the bench as it does in use |
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