Jeffrey Gardner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted [EMAIL PROTECTED],
excerpted below, on  Wed, 02 May 2007 20:49:12 -0500:

> Not those specific models, but I've had an S2885 for a long time with no
> trouble. Well, I had a PSU go out and it took the mobo and one of the
> CPU's with it, but Tyan made good on their warranty. Didn't cost me a
> dime. Tyan is very highly recommended in my book.

Ouch but glad they took care of it.  I had a PSU go out recently, but it 
was designed to "fail safe" and that it did.  Didn't fry a thing anywhere 
except in the PSU itself, but there, in addition to blowing the fuse, it 
blew the fronts clean-off a couple switching power transisters.  The PSU 
was a Vantec, BTW.  I seriously respect it for not killing anything but 
itself, when it failed that catastrophically inside.

As you no doubt noted, mine board is an s2885 too, so now I know someone 
else with one. =8^)

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