Well I disabled the network connections on the motherboard, no good. I will pull the cpu's I guess - they report good temps, but who knows.
"-----Original Message----- "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:hardware- "[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Greg Sevart "Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 8:22 PM "To: The Hardware List "Subject: Re: [H] ----> HELP <----------- PLZ " ">>>The system itself is a SuperMicro motherboard X6DAE-G2, with 2 @ 2.8 "Xeon ">>>processors and 2 GHz of memory. " "2GHz memory!?!? Damn, that's quick. :) " ">>> ">>>Under the bios I check the voltages and this is what I show for my ">>>Enermax ">>>651 ">>> ">>>VCoreA 1.240 ">>>VcoreB 1.360 ">>>P3V3 3.408 ">>>P5V 5.211 ">>>N12V -12.834 ">>>P12V 12.034 ">>>Vdd 5.136 ">>>P5Vsb 5.112 ">>> ">>>Now the N12V seems particularly high, but a number a high, just not as ">>>much. " "Voltages are just fine. The -12V rail isn't used by anything anymore, so it "doesn't matter. " ">>> ">>>It seems that the only other thing it could be would be the motherboard. ">>> " "Network has been suggested...yes, possible... "I would suspect a drive controller. "Also check your thermal solution(s)...the Xeons will throttle down when "they "get warm. If the thermal paste has hardened, or there is a dust mat over "the "heatsink fins, or a fan dead... " " "Greg " "
