Mine looks like that too -- it was working for a day or two. It was too loud in my office for me to even speak on the phone, so last night I removed the pull-fan fro one of my S3's and replaced the S5's push fan with it -- had to splice to extend the wires because they didn't reach.
Now it is nice & quiet, and still running at acceptable temps < 65
BUT chain #2 is dead -- all dashes :-(
How do I go about troubleshooting? I reseated all of the power connectors (twice), and the two grey data connectors on top. But I'm not sure what to try next. My warranty is clearly null and void :-)
thanks,
-dave
Were there dashes before you changed the fan? If not, then you can try power cycling the PS (off for thirty seconds or so) and if still a problem, lower the clock!
No dashes before -- all o's on both blades. And it was hashing fine out of the box at stock freq for a few hours, then I cranked it up to 400 and it was doing about 1.3 TH nicely. But so frickin loud. That's when I decided not to leave well enough alone, and to replace the fan with an S3 push.
Today its hashing on the one blade at 350 freq again. And I can see the S3 fan is not going to be enough. Its barely keeping the one blade at stock clock under 60 degrees...
I did reseat all the power and data cables I can see and reach from the top. I guess a full tear-down is in order. What was the good thermal paste again?
-dave
Good thermal paste. I never used it, but heard it was very good.
Gelid TC-GC-10g Extreme.