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Thank you both for the help! Squid: Your solution was right on point. After I reseated all the connectors, booted, and did a parity check, parity check seems to be running at normal speeds! johnnie.black: Great point about the cooling. You made me realize that one of the front fans wasn't getting enough power to automatically start with reboots. I fixed that and the temps are much better now. Thanks again!

After a reboot, I ran a parity check which has slowed to a crawl and not sure why. One possibility is that the recently released Seagate IronWolf 10TB drive that I'm using as parity drive wasn't ready for primtetime--totally cop to living on the edge there. Screenshots and diagnostics file below. I'd appreciate any insight as to what might be causing the problem! Diagnostics file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g6z8s46pziqzbim/u-diagnostics-20161022-0903.zip?dl=1

Been trying to get unRAID to boot an ASUS Z87-Plus with no luck. I'm hoping whatever BIOS settings you changed on your H87 will do the trick. Can you provide more details? EDIT: Nevermind, finally got it to work. I forgot to try updating the BIOS. Once I did that and added irqpoll, everything was hunky dory.