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Let me know how it goes with your ticket and how your system holds up.

Good luck
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Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

Let me know how it goes with your ticket and how your system holds up.

Good luck


Got the answer next day:

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Hello,

Based on your report, this looks like a faulty CPU. Sorry for the trouble.
There is a possibility that the motherboard is faulty, but this is much less likely.
The only way to verify it is by testing with another CPU and motherboard, but I do not expect you to have or buy spare parts. You could ask the seller or a local PC repair shop is they are willing to test it.

If the CPU appears to be faulty, please contact the seller for warranty/RMA. In case it is a £œboxed£CPU, you can also ask AMD directly.
With a motherboard that appears to be faulty or you simply prefer to RMA it, please also check with the seller. And if the seller does not want to take care of it anymore, you can reply to rma@asrock.nl for further guidance. With that, please include a copy of the invoice for the motherboard. Thanks.

Kind regards,

ASRock Technical Support Department


So I successfully RMAed my CPU, ordered a new Gigabyte mobo and now trying to RMA my ASRock mobo.
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Ouch, bad luck DeniDoman. Good luck with the RMA and new board/CPU. I suspect
your original board wasn't the cause but better to be safe than sorry. At the end
of the day piece of mind is always better than taking a chance.

Here's hoping you never have an issue like this again
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Late update: I tried the integrated graphics and ran into the same issues consistently, so I've concluded that my GPU is fine, clean, and unrelated to this. Considering the other guy was told his CPU was faulty, I assume it's the same case for me. Oh well
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Damn, sorry to hear it PeterNeedHelp. It was worth ruling out other possible causes
at least. Good luck with the RMA.
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