I did note one of the RAM clips was not locked - the RAM was safely in but one of the plastic clips was not properly locked. However, that was noticed today - so it worked fine like that for my gaming session last night.
I've just joined the ASUS forums - going to enquire there about this 'CPU INIT' message. I already did a search on their forums and nobody has ever raised it.
Already asked on Tom's Hardware, no replies yet.
I just got to hope that CyberPower don't quibble over this. I want a painless reversal - no pointing me to hidden things in the purchase contract that say you cannot get a refund until a system has been returned 3 times, etc.
I've just joined the ASUS forums - going to enquire there about this 'CPU INIT' message. I already did a search on their forums and nobody has ever raised it.
Already asked on Tom's Hardware, no replies yet.
I just got to hope that CyberPower don't quibble over this. I want a painless reversal - no pointing me to hidden things in the purchase contract that say you cannot get a refund until a system has been returned 3 times, etc.