...bad caps! I was really shocked by this one, its the first Supermicro board that's crossed my bench with bad caps since the 370DL3/DLE P3 days....but low & behold, it was UCC that spoiled it (1000uF 10v KZG).....should have known.... Anyway, its on the record now. Sad sad Day (incase any of you were wondering, I'm a staunch Supermicro fan)!!


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I actually asked about that (thought the same thing you did). When the client told me the model and how recent it was, I was having a hard time believing it..... It was in a supermicro workstation case....well vented and maintained.... With the exception of the NRSY mess with SM in the P3 days, every other SM board I've encountered was phased out because it was becoming an antique before it ever broke down. The KZG's just shit the bed like they do for everyone else....<--- Badcaps.net Founder
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well, i'd rather it be fixable like caps and not something worse...sigpic
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yeah why the hell would they put all sanyos and just two kgzs?
supermicro still does use kgz's on some of thier budget server boards to this dayCap Datasheet Depot: http://www.paullinebarger.net/DS/
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The only Supermicro boards avaiable in Australia are the expensive server ones, so I've never seen a supermicro board for real.I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Especially a more recent one that only supports a paltry 2 GB of RAM!
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With the exception of the NRSY mess with SM in the P3 daysComment
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No, there used to be a knock off of them -branded- NRSY.I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Like thinking a gutless "450W diablotek would do 450W just because "it [or the datasheet} says so". At least for a diablotek it wasn't too bad... still junk IMHO.
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