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    Posted: 2 hours 56 minutes ago at 11:02pm
I can appreciate wanting to make the most of one's time by heading off spammers. I really can. It can be difficult to make the most of resources in these times.


I am not even sure why I posted here but I feel compelled to let someone, anyone know what is happening on the front lines and hopefully give ASRock a chance to correct this error. Maybe I am just a simple customer who has purchased a mere few hundred ASRock products and I mean NOTHING in the realm of hundreds of thousands or millions of units. I do not care if it is one or one million. This is WRONG. To go from a working machine before ASRock firmware was applied to a boat anchor after just is not acceptable.

I have solder and desolder stations here. I can replace a BIOS chip. I thought I would give ASRock a chance to contribute to their mistake. I can see ASRock is only interested in legaleaze so since my board is over the one year line they legally have no interest in helping me what so ever. I honestly did not know this board only had a 1 year warranty. I would never have purchased it to begin with. 3 years is normal as far as I am concerned. One year is pitiful and should have told me how much ASRock stands behind this dumpster fire of a board. I truly have learned something.

So now I go forth in spreading warnings to anyone who will listen to run far and fast from ASRock. Your Customer Service warranty person Samantha Ramirez has made it plain I will not be helped and is ignoring my emails these last few days. samantha@asrockamerica.com

Yes I am a real person. Yes I am angry. Yes I have been in this industry for 40+ years. No worries. There are other board makers out there. I will go there from now on and continue to spread the poison ASRock gave me.

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Xaltar Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 3 hours 19 minutes ago at 10:39pm
Sorry to hear about your issue MHzTweaker. Please bare in mind this is a community forum.
Not being able to create threads as newbie members is purely a spam countermeasure
so I can spend more time helping users than deleting thousands of spam posts a day.
This setup also ensures that I (the only moderator), see every post as I
have to create threads for them. I may not be able to help everyone but at least
I see the posts and make note of issues to pass on to my contacts at ASRock.

I can sympathize with your situation, I have worked in IT for longer than I would
like to admit. Unfortunately, ASRock's support staff have to follow procedure.

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I do not think in my 59 years have I EVER been to a place where long time customers are treated like 3rd class non citizens.

I cannot even create a topic anywhere other than here concerning my gripe.

Well here it is!!!!


Up until last week I had been purchasing ASRock motherboards in my shop for my own systems and custom builds..... UNTIL LAST WEEK.

I got a system back with a degrading Intel 13th generation i5 CPU.

I got ASRock's latest BIOS code from the support site and flashed it. The flash completed 100% then restarted.... then restarted again.... then restarted AGAIN.... infinitely! Now I have a worthless Z790M PG Lightning/D4 motherboard stuck in a continuous boot loop.

I asked for help but was told the board is out of warranty!!! Are you kidding me!!!! ASRock caused this problem with a defective BIOS flash!!! I am pissed off!

No help from ASRock for a problem ASROCK caused. This seems to be a theme lately as I see ASROCK boards headlining the news causing problems.

You don't want to help me by sending me a $5 BIOS chip? Fine. I took a chance by ordering one off eBay from overseas for $15. I'll see how this turns out.

As of last week. ASROCK products will never be purchased in this shop again. We are DONE!!! Do not think this ends there. It does not. Product reviews and comments will follow based on what I have experienced dealing with ASROCK. This company cost me money. I cannot but hope to do the same for ASROCK. ?¤¬?¤¬?¤¬
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