In hot water (really hot air, but that's something else)

[Kevin O'Gorman]

I found a cable blocking the airflow to the power supply.  I tied it
back, and I'm leaving the system on.  I'll be back for more ideas if
it still goes molasses on me.  I'll have skins on for this, because
if it's gonna fail, I want to know about it soonest, and I want it
to be in warranty.  If that happens, you'll hear more from me.

++ kevin

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On Mon, 2 Sep 2002, m.w.chang wrote:

> if it's a heat problem, opening the case should instantly solve the 
> problem. did you try? how about running the system "naked"?
> and does you have the slow down when there is only one CPU?
> 
> Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
> > It's a 400 watt supply (new).  The box contains
> >   Motherboard (new) with integrated:
> >     NICs (2)(new)
> >   Adaptec 39160 SCSI controller (new; downstream from CPUs)
> >   Floppy drive (Sony, new, upper part)
> 
>