1) Were you using the 5v rail when the memory died?
Yes I was
2) Did it kill the board also?
No the board seems to be fine.
3) What bios were you on?
My first set went bad right after I flashed from stock BIOS to 310 one, the second set went bad while I was on 310 BIOS
4) What RAM were you using and in what slots?
First set was TwinMOS TMSP400 (2x512) AA4T/44D, CH-5/UTT. The second set was TwinMOS TMII400 (2x512) AA4T/50D, CH-5/UTT
5) What voltage were you running?
First set I was using 3.4V, Second set I started using 3.4V too, but changed it to 3.2V and used it at 3.2V for about a month
6) Is this your only board that you use for 24/7 use or is it used only for benching?
I guess it is 24/7 along with my AN7 one.
7) Did you cool the ram and the upper right corner of the board with some fans?
Yes, 80mm Panaflo H fan in the lower 5.25" drive cage blowing over top right corner and across the DIMMs
8) What powersupply were you using?
Enermax Noisetaker 485W, 24-pin, dual +12V rails at 18A each.
9) What bios settings were set? (list all you can...more the better)
I don't remember all but here are a few configurations I have been usually running:
1. CPU: 9x260, 1.40V; RAM: 1:01 260, 2-2-2-5-1T, 3.4V; LDT: 1.3V; VDD: 1.6V
2. CPU: 9x280, 1.55V; RAM: 9:10 252, 2-2-2-5-1T, 3.2V; LDT: 1.3V; VDD: 1.6V
10) What is the serial number of the board?
Don't know and I don't feel like taking the board out so I can read it from the last PCI slot.
11) Was the board made in Taiwan or China?
Don't know, same as no. 10
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