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  1. dorian hawkmoon
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    Ok, will use the setup and let's see how the stability is.
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  3. dorian hawkmoon
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    I had a faulty (broken) USB3 header pin. Asked for replacement, they installed one. I didn't reformat OS, as it's the same model, BIOS. Seems ok. Btw, what are USB DAC-UP yellow ports for? Can they be used for non-audio gadgets/gizmos?
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  4. RoasterMen
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    Only way to check is to plug a USB Device and see if the computer detects it. I think the Yellow USB ports are made for the headphones that only use USB connection.
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  6. dorian hawkmoon
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    Okay will do.By the way, you guys were right saying not to trust most Hardware monitors. Look what hwmonitor is reporting now! Compare it to the Gigabyte utility that matches with BIOS readings almost perfectly
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