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Attached are four pics.
I have an Asus P2B-DS (dual, scsi) running dual 800's. Recently, I've run into a few situations that seem like a burnt out CPU to me:
1. System lock, reboot caused memory count to freeze randomly.
2. (same) system lock, reboot caused different POST point lockups
3. (different) system lock, reboot caused no boot at all. no video.
I removed the processors and I am noticing what I would consider to be a bubbling or at least discoloring. Thanks to my nice digicam, I took some pics of the CPU.
Cooling was functional, as usual, as it has been for two years now.
*** WARNING *** PICTURES ARE ~ 2MB each *** WARNING ***
Picture 1
Picture 2
Picture 3
Picture 4
Thanks for your help!
-Drew
EDIT: I also noticed that there is some sort of fingernail-sized crack or something in the CPU. Is it possible it was caused by heat?
EDIT 2 : I am posting this from the same machine with only the other processer running. I believe, in retrospect, that they had different stepping. I am not totally sure of this, however.
I have an Asus P2B-DS (dual, scsi) running dual 800's. Recently, I've run into a few situations that seem like a burnt out CPU to me:
1. System lock, reboot caused memory count to freeze randomly.
2. (same) system lock, reboot caused different POST point lockups
3. (different) system lock, reboot caused no boot at all. no video.
I removed the processors and I am noticing what I would consider to be a bubbling or at least discoloring. Thanks to my nice digicam, I took some pics of the CPU.
Cooling was functional, as usual, as it has been for two years now.
*** WARNING *** PICTURES ARE ~ 2MB each *** WARNING ***
Picture 1
Picture 2
Picture 3
Picture 4
Thanks for your help!
-Drew
EDIT: I also noticed that there is some sort of fingernail-sized crack or something in the CPU. Is it possible it was caused by heat?
EDIT 2 : I am posting this from the same machine with only the other processer running. I believe, in retrospect, that they had different stepping. I am not totally sure of this, however.
