Mobo GA-H77M-D3H replacement

TheWizzy

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Hi All,

My mobo just decided to die, when I power on the fans run for 2 sec then died and it keep in loop.
Initially think was due to PSU, so replace it, but still same issue.

I think the mobo died, currently using Gigabyte GA-H77M-D3H.
I want to keep all the existing components i5, RAM 4x4GB, 2x SSD, GPU, etc.

can suggest the mobo replacement?
 

TheWizzy

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so far can only see asrock B75 Pro3-M from tradepac - $111

or would you suggest 2 in 1 replacement?
budget is around $300
 
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so far can only see asrock B75 Pro3-M from tradepac - $111

or would you suggest 2 in 1 replacement?
budget is around $300

i suggest you call them first before you go down.
high chance out of stock liao.

want decent lga1155 mobo most likely need to buy from china via taobao.
 

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If this is so, it will be quite hard though. But maybe u can try and see.
 

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try take out all ur ram sticks, clean the golden contact regions by rubbing with a soft pencil eraser...
 

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Had similar problem like yours in the past with asrock b75 pro 3m. Then problem solve after I reseat RAM. But after more then a year of usage it completely die reseat RAM also no use. PC start 1 sec fan run then off by itself.

1155 mobo now hard to find. Last I went sls couple weeks ago still can find some 1155 mobo from biostar, gigabyte and asrock. But very limited. Can try taobao 2nd hand Asus or gigabyte board lga 1155 only $20.
 
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