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Thanks for the advice!!

Question: Should I RMA-Request the Gigabyte motherboard NOW,, or wait for an answer to the trouble-ticket below? I opened a trouble-ticket/question with Gigabyte about the motherboard problem. Should I wait on the open question, or go for the RMA?

ETA> I just RMA'd the motherboard. Seems to be the path of least resistance.
The motherboard won't post/boot
I am using the stock LGA1700 CPU clamp
I have tried two different CPUs
I have tried two different PSUs
I can use Q-Flash-Plus to flash-BIOS to both BIOS versions that are listed on the Gigabyte website. I have tried using both of these BIOS settings:
mb_bios_z690i-a-ultra-lite-d4_f1
mb_bios_z690i-a-ultra-lite-d4_f20a

<blockquote data-quote="PVC" data-source="post: 267809" data-attributes="member: 20573">Thanks for the advice!!Question: Should I RMA-Request the Gigabyte motherboard NOW,, or wait for an answer to the trouble-ticket below? I opened a trouble-ticket/question with Gigabyte about the motherboard problem. Should I wait on the open question, or go for the RMA?ETA&gt; I just RMA'd the motherboard. Seems to be the path of least resistance. <ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The motherboard won't post/boot</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">I am using the stock LGA1700 CPU clamp</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">I have tried two different CPUs</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">I have tried two different PSUs</li>
</ul>I can use Q-Flash-Plus to flash-BIOS to both BIOS versions that are listed on the Gigabyte website. I have tried using both of these BIOS settings:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">mb_bios_z690i-a-ultra-lite-d4_f1</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">mb_bios_z690i-a-ultra-lite-d4_f20a</li>
</ul></blockquote>

[QUOTE="PVC, post: 267809, member: 20573"] Thanks for the advice!! Question: [SIZE=1]Should I RMA-Request the Gigabyte motherboard NOW,, or wait for an answer to the trouble-ticket below? I opened a trouble-ticket/question with Gigabyte about the motherboard problem. Should I wait on the open question, or go for the RMA?[/SIZE] ETA> I just RMA'd the motherboard. Seems to be the path of least resistance. [LIST] [*]The motherboard won't post/boot [*]I am using the stock LGA1700 CPU clamp [*]I have tried two different CPUs [*]I have tried two different PSUs [/LIST] I can use Q-Flash-Plus to flash-BIOS to both BIOS versions that are listed on the Gigabyte website. I have tried using both of these BIOS settings: [LIST] [*]mb_bios_z690i-a-ultra-lite-d4_f1 [*]mb_bios_z690i-a-ultra-lite-d4_f20a [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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