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Maybe the CPU was not seated properly, highly unlikely but possible. At least it's working properly.

If a board has a data capturing chip on it, it wouldn't be to collect credit card info. It would be to simply spy on foreign and domestic governments.

My guess is he scrapped that build.

If I were yoy I would gi e the dynatron a chance. If temps are good then I would use that.

This is indeed very weird. Unfortunately I don't have any experience with your motherboard but hopefully somebody knows what's going on. @TommyL BTW, what bmc/bios revision are you running? On SM there is R 3.48 for BMC and R 3.3 for BIOS

On all the threads I read everyone says to just peel it off and that the adhesive is not strong so you can remove the plastic tab easily.

Far fetched but it could be being changed by software.

Could be a bunch of things. If you stripped it down to bare minimum and it's still not powering on then reset bios and run it with one stick of ram and leave only one fan connected. There is a slim chance it is a failed fan. Just keep trying, it moght be something you missed.

Free notif :)

That was fast...

Good luck man. Working as a freelancer can be a real bother when It comes to getting paid sometimes. If you had any connection with the client while you were working for the company it will most probably go smoothly.

@OP: Knowing the IP might not be much help if they know what they are doing but make sure to check the teamviewer logs eitger way. Hopefully the guy behind this is not smart.

Reminder to email them as well.

I would ask for a picture to verify but you seem to have found valid info so you should be good to. Good luck with the build!

Try to see if they fit, don't put much pressure. If they fit try to find marks or symbols on the board to make sure polarity is correct. Also, got a multimeter handy?

Looks very cool. Good job. Now light that baby up and take some photos :D

Ahh, Didn't realize it was on the other side of the board. That's bizare. Good luck with your build.

Could be bad capacitor chemistry. Failed caps can pop from underneath(older electrolitic ones used to fail like that, they didn't pop fro' above as they should). Take a closer look and if you can please post a pic for future references. Cheers

@WANg Please include "Donate it to Patrick" as a voting option xD You should repurpose it.

Should have checked hehe. Now I look like a dumbass :P