KILLER E2200 Gigabit issue. Do i need to RMA?

So i have just bought a new motherboard and processor (see specs below) and am getting a constant problem. These 2 items were brand new and my had no issue with my old motherboard.
The issue:
Unidentified Network - As you can see from the images, i am constantly getting no internet connectivity even thought the cable has been detected.
The Facts:
- I know its nothing to do with my local network as my laptop connect to the internet with no trouble.
- I have tried both, the default drivers/software off the disk, and the latest drivers/software off the msi website. I have also tried the standalone drivers without the software that have been provided on this website.
- I have tried to use the auto repair feature and that just re-enables the controller with no luck.
- I have used the killer cleaner and that does nothing either. I'm just left restarting my PC over and over again through a painful install process.
Now I'm left wondering if this is just a faulty motherboard or am i doing something wrong? PLEASE HELP!
Any information i thought you may need i have provided in images below. These are just to give you an idea of whats happening. If you need anything else please just ask
Computer Specifications:
OS - Windows 8.1
CPU - i5 4670k @ 4.3ghz
Motherboard - Msi z87 G43 GAMING
Memory - 10gb DDR3
Graphics Card - Msi r9 280x

I am faced with the exact same problem, my Killer e2200 chip has the latest driver from qualcomm.com (e2200 version 1.1.38.1281 x64 bit), running Windows 8.1 Pro x64 bit.
I am uncertain whether this is normal since I can access internet but trough a connection set up by me.
Probably because of this I do not benefit any killer e2200 features, for example my Killer Network Manager lacks the ''Killer Ethernet'' panel and resets settings I make to default after restart or shutdown.
Here are the ''Networks'' side panel and the ''Killer Network Manager'' with all 4 panels, most of stuff posted by cookeymiceter is identical so will not upload rest of screens to save space:

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On my new MSI GT70 it only gets to 6 Mb/s...
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try uninstalling Killer driver with suit. See if it solves the problem. If it does, then leave as it is, as Killer NIC is a bit terrible.
If uninstalling didn't help, then look here: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=178063.msg1286312#msg1286312

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The router not respond the network card Killer e2200, and does not respond to any package.
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Example(Wireshark images)
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workaround
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Conclusion
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Name : Killer e2200 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30)
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DeviceID : 7
AdapterType : Ethernet 802.3
AdapterTypeId : 0
AutoSense :
Caption : [00000007] Killer e2200 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30)
ConfigManagerErrorCode : 0
ConfigManagerUserConfig : False
CreationClassName : Win32_NetworkAdapter
Description : Killer e2200 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30)
ErrorCleared :
ErrorDescription :
GUID : {70CE5FA0-D2A6-47BF-B488-4DFC5C70BB53}
Index : 7
InstallDate :
Installed : True
InterfaceIndex : 16
LastErrorCode :
MACAddress : 44:8A:5B:9B:B1:04
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MaxNumberControlled : 0
MaxSpeed :
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NetEnabled : True
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TimeOfLastReset : 20150303112442.610798-180
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ClassPath : \\USER-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapter
Properties : {AdapterType, AdapterTypeId, AutoSense, Availability...}
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Qualifiers : {dynamic, Locale, provider, UUID}
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Functioned normally, but do not know if the problem is resolved.
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Quote from: XFM on 20-June-13, 06:07:20
Have you tried re-installing drivers?
List all of the components in your rig including brand and model of your PSU, see my signature below for example of listing components. Please make a similar signature.
>> Posting Guide <<
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