>Earlier I believe I caught reference to someone else on this list who >was having problems with resets working on their BP6. If memory serves, >they resolved this by upgrading to a 300W power supply. > >Alas, I am experiencing the same reset issues and already have a 300W power >supply in my Supermicro 760A case. Hmm...This is interesting, indeed. First, check the specs on that 300W PSU, and see what kind of current it delivers at 5 Volts. If the amperage is in the low 20's, then the PSU may still be the problem. My replacement PSU was rated at 30A+ at +5 volts. Secondly, try to see if the problem gets better when you disconnect components. Start with the highest wattage ones and work your way down. My hypothesis is that this is a current-draw problem. Perhaps there exists a flaw in the current board design, such that a certiain component (or set of components) have a tolerance level set too high? This would cause some people to notice problems, while others have none... Regards, Dennis ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com -- =- To unsubscribe, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the -= =- body of "unsubscribe linux-abit". -=
