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2019/02/09 20:48:20 (permalink)
Hi i heard my online friend get z390 dark and his 9900k and 960 pro 1tb are installed with z390 dark
Then his cpu&ssd get die
Anyone have same situation about this?
Or have heard about this?
post edited by upunderdog - 2019/02/10 07:41:06
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    the_Scarlet_one
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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/09 21:23:10 (permalink)
    Never heard of this, and not sure where that is coming from.

    What makes your friend blame the motherboard? Also, there is absolutely no details in your post to understand what happened.


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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 00:51:21 (permalink)
    I want it to wirte details but he just says 9900k and ssd die by z390 dark

    And he saw this problem at other forums
    Other sample cpus die too

    So i want it to know this is real
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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 02:46:14 (permalink)
    What other forums?
     
    Make him come here and explain so we can see what happened
    Wild guess - he used an old power supply and it died


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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 03:06:35 (permalink)
    I sure have not heard of anything like this.
    Mine has been running smooth as silk now for over three weeks, very happy.

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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 05:20:08 (permalink)
    Yeah, after looking up quite a few different combinations of wording, I can’t seem to find any other place where this is posted.

    I have a feeling your friend did something wrong and killed his stuff on his own, and it wasn’t the motherboards fault.


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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 05:33:34 (permalink)
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    I want it to wirte details but he just says 9900k and ssd die by z390 dark

    And he saw this problem at other forums
    Other sample cpus die too

    So i want it to know this is real



     
    Send the MB to EVGA for evaluation through the RMA system


    We have no way of evaluating that "claim" as you can not present any Details & photos
     
    My web searches show no such claims being made - about the EVGA Z390 Dark

    (So, because we have no actual Facts - My best Guesses are below)

    Sounds like that would require a Power issue or Operator error: 


    1) Installed with a major short to ground ? - operator error
    2) Improper assembly ? - operator error
    3) Non-compatible wires used on a PSU ? - operator error
    4) A power surge from the outlet ? - operator error, should always use a surge protector
    5) Something spilled on the PC ? - operator error
    6) Defective PSU ?
     

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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 07:10:49 (permalink)
    But he just post other users get problems
    On foreign forums So i'm just curious about this
    i've never heard that news

    So no issue about z390 dark is this right?
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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 07:39:55 (permalink)
    Correct - there have been no reports on EVGA Forums that I am aware of where the MB cause damage
     
     
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    Why would friends 9900k and ssd die on his Z390 dark ?
     
    Did friends Z390 dark get damaged when their 9900k and ssd was damaged ?
     

    Please get as many facts & a few photos to post. 

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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 07:42:54 (permalink)
    Sry for confused u
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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 08:01:01 (permalink)
    no problem
     
    Your title is what will attract help from members that is going to be helpful
     
    If you want any help, just post your proposed Title Edit & I can make change for you

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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/10 08:21:35 (permalink)
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    Re: Z390 dark kill 9900k and ssd 2019/02/20 17:22:52 (permalink)
    I'm running a 9900K and a 960 Evo and no trouble

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