January 2, 20188 yr Parity drives last between couple of days to 1 week now. Tried different drives, change power cables, changed sata cables. I suspect its the motherboard but never encountered this type of error before. System was stable when i had less disks (5-6 compared to 10, increased slowly over time) If i test the disk on a windows computer with seagate tools it reports no errors. Anyone have any idea? tower-diagnostics-20180102-1923.zip
January 2, 20188 yr 7 minutes ago, DjShugaA said: System was stable when i had less disks (5-6 compared to 10, increased slowly over time) Hi, have you looked at your power supply?
January 2, 20188 yr Author havent changed it no but used molex to sata the last time i changed the parity drive hoping that was the cause. the psu is EVGA SuperNOVA G2 650W PSU
January 2, 20188 yr 3 hours ago, DjShugaA said: havent changed it no but used molex to sata the last time i changed the parity drive hoping that was the cause. the psu is EVGA SuperNOVA G2 650W PSU Better be a decent one (The Molex to Sata), seen a fair few photos of them over on reddit where they've caught fire, used to be a fairly regular thing in techsupportgore Edited January 2, 20188 yr by dragon2611
January 3, 20188 yr Author i orderer these...they should be okey https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/PFMAAOSwiLdWApX7/s-l1600.jpg
January 7, 20188 yr Author Update Changed sata cable and plugged it into a cheap 2 port sata controller i had. No issues yet....*fingers crossed*
February 23, 20188 yr Author Update 2 Changed PSU and got a 9201-16i Got the same errors right after i installed the 9201 but only on 1 drive connected to the mainboard connected all drives except cache to the 9201 and no errors as of yet. and bonus...hotswap now works yay cache is still on mainboard *fingers crossed harder*
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