i registered my board on the 9th March as well, & ive only just got my UPS shipping label last week ( Wed 13th April ), & i didn't hear anything from them until the UPS label turned up.
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i registered my board on the 9th March as well, & ive only just got my UPS shipping label last week ( Wed 13th April ), & i didn't hear anything from them until the UPS label turned up.
and the replacement B3's just been delivered.
there & back in 4 days including the weekend, so for those of you sending yours in on a Monday, ide expect a 3 day turnaround at most
board now installed & up & running.
board came flashed to 1502 Bios, no cold boot/double boot issues to report, actually no issues what so ever to report, other than ive got twice as many lockable SATA cables than i need due to forgetting the original ones where still on my hdd's when i packed up my old B2 board.
nope, they just ship the replacement on reciept of your board.
i wouldn't worry about the duff socket, the boards aren't going to be resold or anything, so ide be amazed if there was any come backs about the bent pins.
you don't need a receipt, all you need is the serial number on the box for when you fill out the online form. dunno about the auction site, i shouldn't think it matters tbh.
i don't think it matters in the slightest what you put down with regards to where the board came from.
turn around time is about 3 days, mine took 4, but that was only because mine was collected on a Thursday, & UPS standard delivery isn't a weekend service, so it sat around in the UPS hub all weekend till Monday morning.
i genuinley don't think Asus do anything other than open the box, check to see that there's actually a mobo in there, then release the replacement board & tick your name off the "to do" list.
i think 2 days to Ireland, is perhaps a tad optimistic with Easter only days away.
in fact, i think 2 days is optimistic fullstop, ide take 3 days as the norm, & 2 days as exceptional.
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straight swap with no reinstall, P8P67 B2 >>>> P8P67 B3
My boards literally 20 mins away in Newtownabbey, have to wait till Tue\Wed
unlucky
you picked a lousy time to send it back with all the bank holidays coming so close together.
yup, if any thing ide have more confidence in a day 1 Z68 board after all this palava, the mobo manufacturers will be doubley wary of another balls up, so i imagine the testing will have been even more stringent as a result.