Thanks guys. After a phone call they've agreed to refund in full. They've also asked if there was any damage to the computer.

Since the fire, I've replaced the faulty card with a Geforce GT 730 1gb. Super reliable little card :)

Only problem my computer won't boot up with my complete RAM set up. I have a MSI X99A SLI Plus Mobo. 32gb DDR4 (4x8gb) 2400MHZ, which is two chips either side of the CPU. Now the only way that I can get my PC working is by removing slots 3 & 4 keeping them empty.

Is this a sign of mobo damage?

Cheers again for your help guys.
 
Does not seem to be the issue. But being honest, would have gone for something more then a 750w PSU when you were buying new. When I OC SLI 1080Ti's and with a 5960x OC'd (okay granted I have some pumps and lighting in build also) but I can pull over 800 watts on occasions and for gaming settle in at near 550 - 650w for AAA games
 
I still have time to send back the 750W. Looking at the setup below, is 750 enough for this?

Here's my rig: Thermaltake Core P5, i7 5930K, MSI X99A, 32 gb DDR4 Corsair 2400MHZ, GTX 1080ti Seahawk, Thermal take pacific water pump, Corsair HX750i PSU
 
750w is enough for you. I have the same psu but I have a 980ti rather than a 1080ti which is far more efficient and I have no problems.

Forget about the guy above he’s talking about powering 2 1080tis and you only have one. Use the Corsair link software and you’ll be able to see exactly how much power you are using.
 
750w is enough for you. I have the same psu but I have a 980ti rather than a 1080ti which is far more efficient and I have no problems.

Forget about the guy above he’s talking about powering 2 1080tis and you only have one. Use the Corsair link software and you’ll be able to see exactly how much power you are using.

Ahh yes your right. I misread his OP topic of is saying 2 x SSD, GTX 1080Ti all as one item thinking it was 2 GTX 1080Ti's.

OP, no sorry, misread your OP thinking you had 2 GTX 1080Ti's, 750w is fine for your current set up. In hindsight should have spotted it as you mentioned you dropped down to a GTX 730 in the meantime, doubt you would have done so if you had a 2nd GTX 1080Ti!
 
Ahh yes your right. I misread his OP topic of is saying 2 x SSD, GTX 1080Ti all as one item thinking it was 2 GTX 1080Ti's.

OP, no sorry, misread your OP thinking you had 2 GTX 1080Ti's, 750w is fine for your current set up. In hindsight should have spotted it as you mentioned you dropped down to a GTX 730 in the meantime, doubt you would have done so if you had a 2nd GTX 1080Ti!
No worries it happens.
 
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