A have an ASUS P5 n32-e SLI Plus Motherboard that was in a new install and would not power up:@ . The green status light would come on , but there were no fans , no post , nothing. After I removed it from the case , I found that the connector where the wires from the front panel showed signs of burn. There is slight burn signs on the MB itself at this same point. This board is good for the parts on it , but nothing else. I will give it away if you pay shipping to your place through paypal.:)

Dani AI

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Quick practical notes for anyone following ' offer and ’s location question. Before committing to pay shipping, ask for a few things and treat the board as potentially unsafe until proven otherwise.

  • Request clear close-up photos of both sides, especially the front-panel/header area and any burned spots, plus the board label (model/serial).
  • Ask the seller to confirm the CMOS battery and any loose parts are removed for shipping. Request the packed weight/dimensions to estimate postage.
  • Do not power the board if there is visible charring or lifted traces. Visible damage at a header often means plastic housing melted, traces lifted, or a short — powering it can blow a PSU or create more damage.
  • If a bench test is offered, ask for a short video showing a simple barebones POST attempt (speaker/beeps) or the seller measuring the PSU 5VSB with a meter. If you get the board, measure continuity from power rails to ground before applying mains.
  • If only the connector housing is damaged and PCB pads are intact, the header can often be replaced or re-wired. If copper traces are burned or vias are lifted, expect trace repairs or to use the board for component harvesting only.

Packaging and payment tips: insist on tracked shipping and insurance, and use PayPal Goods & Services if paying. Ship the board in an antistatic bag, double-box with cushioning, and include a short condition note inside the box. These simple checks reduce risk for both buyer and donor and make the handoff smoother.

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Hi Bob

Where in world are you please ?

Denis

I am in Fayetteville, Arkansas USA 72701

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