ASUS Crosshair IV Formula Motherboard

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Product Name, Manufacturers code & URL: CrossHair IV Formula

Expected Price: Rs 12,000/- Nego, Also open to trade's with a mATX mobo (GA880GM-USB3,890GXM-G65 or similar usb3 mATX mobo)

Time of Purchase: Unknown

Indian warranty valid/Remaining Warranty period: No | 0 Months

Reason for Sale: I won this in the Old is Gold contest and wanted to build a rig but Am not able to do so,hence looking to sell

Purchase Invoice Available: No (didn't get any)

Product Condition: Its in very good condition,after receiving it I haven't even taken it out of the box more then twice.

Accessories Included: Original box,IO Shield and two sata cables thats all (again didn't get anything else)

Product Location: Bangalore

Preferred Courier: No specific courier/ Prefer Local deal

Shipping Charges: N.A

Payment Options: Cash and Carry


PS : while giving the prize the mod of the forum had asked me to clean the mobo with IPA before using and AM advising the same to be done before using to anyone who buys this !!

[jimmyhelu]

Thank you for the Link, It is very Informative but I have gone over it again and again, It won't boot outside of the case either. It is very bizarre to me. I have the 24 pin connector on the motherboard plugged in and I have the 8 pin at the top plugged in. It did have a plastic cover but I removed it and plugged it in. The cpu is seated correctly and with a little thermal grease with the stock cpu fan. The Fan will spin up once and stop when I hit the power. There is a red light on the board that will flash for a second and turn off. I think it means its getting to many volts but I don't know how it would be.

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Originally Posted by jimmyhelu

Thank you for the Link, It is very Informative but I have gone over it again and again, It won't boot outside of the case either. It is very bizarre to me. I have the 24 pin connector on the motherboard plugged in and I have the 8 pin at the top plugged in. It did have a plastic cover but I removed it and plugged it in. The cpu is seated correctly and with a little thermal grease with the stock cpu fan. The Fan will spin up once and stop when I hit the power. There is a red light on the board that will flash for a second and turn off. I think it means its getting to many volts but I don't know how it would be.

Well, you should have started a new thread, instead of hijacking this thread which is meant for buying and selling products. I would recommend you to start a new topic in this forum - http://forums.techarena.in/motherboard-processor-ram/ - and note all the details of the computer specifications you have. To me it seems like either you are not getting enough power to boot up your pc because of a faulty power supply, or perhaps it could be the motherboard problem all along.

[soumya sharma]

Its my dream to get a rig with Asus Crosshair IV Formula Motherboard,Intel I7 processor with a gaming graphics card like Amd radeon 7900 series.