1. You'll need to go back into your BIOS and re-enable the RAID option before it'll attempt to recongnize your RAID array.
2. You won't be able to replace the Socket on a board, it's best to RMA the board. But usually if you damaged the PINs on a board, that's considered physical damage on the user end and voids warranty, but if you call ASUS I think you can still RMA the board, but it may cost you some money to pay for the repairs which is you really just sending it in and they will send you a replacement board.
2. You won't be able to replace the Socket on a board, it's best to RMA the board. But usually if you damaged the PINs on a board, that's considered physical damage on the user end and voids warranty, but if you call ASUS I think you can still RMA the board, but it may cost you some money to pay for the repairs which is you really just sending it in and they will send you a replacement board.
Can't say for sure. I don't imagine it being more than $100-200, keep in mind this is for a top end board. That's just a guess. I would just RMA the board and see where you can go with ASUS and getting a replacement.
May I ask how you damaged the PINs on a R4E?
May I ask how you damaged the PINs on a R4E?
Can we have some pics of damaged socket?
Two times in my life I was in same situation. In both times I've solved the problem with "agility of my own hands"
If you could post some photos I'll try to give you some advice how to fix it (if possible).
Two times in my life I was in same situation. In both times I've solved the problem with "agility of my own hands"
If you could post some photos I'll try to give you some advice how to fix it (if possible).
