MSI P7N Diamond Burnt Out!

Hi,
It's now been a good few weeks for me trying to set-up a new computer after having replaced the motherboard a couple of times and buying better power supply etc. But I've now got a new issue with this P7N Diamond and it's the second time it's happened (already RMA'd it once before with same issue). Each time it's happened I've only had the basic items connected, power supply, motherboard, graphics card, memory, cpu and fans.
Basically what happens is that the computer powers on for a few seconds but there is an immediate burning smell from the motherboard. When I removed the motherboard I found that a thin strip of copper around the under side edge of the board, almost directly below the bottom fan connector (SYSFAN4), has burnt away exposing the cooper itself and split. I've checked for anthing shorting the board in the case and all the case/motherboard screws are in the correct place.
When it first happened I thought maybe its the PSU (I used my older Antec 470W on the first RMA'd board) or a faulty board, so I upgraded to the Corsair PSU and got the board replaced, but its now happened again!
Obviously I don't want this happening again so any idea what would cause this?
Would it be the fan connected to SYSFAN4? It's a Scythe Fan rated at 0.26A and I think I had it connected both times when the board blew. If it was the Fan how would a board allow this type of thing to happen, should it not have built in protection to stop things burning out like this?
Motherboard: MSI P7N Diamond
CPU: Intel Core Due Quad Q6600 G0
Ram: OCZ DDR2 8500 Reaper 4x 1GB Modules
Video Card: Zotac Geforce 8800GT 512MB AMP Edition
PSU: Corsair TX750W (3.3V-30A,5V-28A,12V-60A,-12V-0.8A,5Vsb-3A)
HD: 2x Western Digtial 200GB SATA 150, 2x Seagate 320GB SATA 300

Quote from: Fadamor on 10-May-08, 01:59:12
All my fans are plugged into the P7N.  All of them came with the Cosmos case except the CPU fan which I bought seperately.  So far (knock on polycarbonate), no "charco' for a mobo".  (All fans are 120mm including the one I bought)
I read that the Cosmos although quiet is not too good at staying cool and lots recommended changing the default cosmos fans with better ones, so I changed them all to Scythe fans except the CPU fan, which is an Arctic Cooler 12 PWM Fan, as the Sycthe's don't have four pin plugs.
Quote from: Pchas01 on 10-May-08, 02:24:34
And, curious, why are you plugging a Scythe fan into the #4 conector?  There are three others closer to the CPU if you're cooling the CPU).  I use all 4 connectors with no issues at all.  Last question, is it a 5v fan, 12v fan..?   Ah, good luck with the Stryker if that's what you want..it's a good board.
I have about five Scythe Fans and one Arctic Cooling CPU Fan. The AC CPU Fan was using the CPU Fan connector and the other four connectors had the Scythe fans attached. I just thought it had something to do with the #4 connector because the burn out was so near. The Scythe fans are 12v, could that be the reason?
Yeah I got the Striker II board now, but seem to be having the issue I original had with my first MSI P7N board with the Coolermaster PSU it just flashes on for split second and cuts out. I thought having this Corsair 750W PSU I wouldn't have that issue any more. As soon as I plug in my cheap gfx card it works fine! I just seem to have no luck at the moment. (Yes I've got the gfx power plug in )
Quote from: NovJoe on 11-May-08, 12:57:46
Sound like a surge shorting either from the fan or the chassis.
Try removing some of the unneccessary standoffs and see if problem re-occurs. 2 boards can't have the same problem repeat that easily.
I only had the standoffs for the nine holes in the board so should not have had anything shorting it out.
I got a ASUS Striker II now anyway and so far it works, but I'm only powering the CPU Fan from the board now, all the others I'm going to do direct through the PSU. Just need to get it working with Geforce 8800GT now.

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