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One should ask for an RMA as soon as they receive the board

just in case of something like this.

I did when I got mine.

Sure enough, initially I did think there was something wrong but eventually found the problem was my fault. But, in the past I have received four GIGABYTE boards that were truly defective.

I love how when you get a bad board you end up being responsible for the freight both ways. I got mine from NEWEGG and I do not doubt their margins are slim but it seems GIGABYTE should step in.

Oh, well.

Compared to dedicated audio gear this stuff is CHEAP, the only consolation.

It is most assuredly worth going with the new board.

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