Z87-GD65 LAN Gigabit ethernet port issue

I just installed my new Z87-GD65 and it boots up just fine, but the LAN port is not functioning. The indication lights on the LAN port is not flashing at all.
Tried swapping network cable and tried to connect it to two different switches and a router, all with same result. Do I have a dead LAN interface on my hands?

What OS are you running?
Install drivers from below:
http://www.killergaming.com/support/driverdownloadsupport

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It's easy to try... it's call "Link Aggregation"...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304120
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