nexusjosh

Update: I sent the SuperO Tech the same message I sent here, and he called me quickly.  He reviewed some pics I sent, and took it to a couple of different departments.  It was pointed out that it could be the two CPU's I have paired with my MB.  Since officially the Motherboard only supports Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2600 and E5-2600 v2 family, and I have two E5-4610 v2.
 
So he sent me one of the original BIOS builds, and I've rolled back the BIOS.  I have it under full load now.  so we'll see what happens!
 
Its insane that a "Non Supported CPU" would just be unstable, and the BIOS wouldn't just reject the CPU upon boot like every other Motherboard I've ever seen does.  This has all been a roller coaster.
 
If this BIOS Rollback doesn't fix my issue, I'll try that.
 
Information Edit:  The BIOS I was provided was x9dr3p3.  I'm attaching it here, in case anyone in the future needs it.  Fair warning though, on my system at least the BIOS interface is strangely, buggy.  You can't left arrow to the save menu, instead you have to press F Keys to save BIOS changes, restore defaults, etc.  If I note any other strange bugs, I'll update this post.
x9dr3p3.c04.zip