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S2600CWS server board system auto-reboot by itself (with 1-5-4-2 beep code)

THTJames
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I have a server PC with CPU:Intel Xeon CPU E5-2620 V3 2.40GHZ*2

                                           MB:Intel S2600CW (S2600CWS)

                                           Memory: total 32GB
                                           Graphic card: AMD HD7970 graphic card

 

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About a month ago, my computer would auto-reboot by itself with a 1-5-4-2 beep code.

I've searched the product specification, and it told me that this is an integrated BMC Beep Code indicating a power fault.

 

I followed the suggestions for troubleshooting:

 

1.CPU:

1-1.Test only 1 CPU to boot up

1-2.Swap the positions of two CPUs

1-3.Reapply thermal paste

-->No use, it was  still the same.    

 

2.Memory: Swap the existing memory with my spare memory

-->No use, it was  still the same.

 

3.Power Suppy: Reset the power supply or even change a spare

-->No use, it was  still the same.  

 

4. graphic card: Change a spare or bootup without graphic card.

-->No use, it was  still the same.

While performing the troubleshooting steps mentioned above,

I discovered that as long as the server's cover was open while it was running, the computer would not auto-reboot.

This made me wonder if the problem might be related to air flow or system temp?

Use the HWMonitor the CPU working temp is around 38~42 degrees.

It looks normal and all the fans work also normally.

So I have just kept the cover open to run for a month and it had been normal.

 

However, recently, the auto-reboot issue has started occurring randomly again.

At this point, I've run out of troubleshooting options.

I want to ask, can we be almost certain that the problem is coming from the motherboard?

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ManoranjanDas
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Dear THTJames,

 

Greeting for the day!

 

Intel® Server Board S2600CW2 and the associated spare parts and accessories have been discontinued. This email is to inform you that the support for the said products have been switched to self-service support.

 

The available self-service support options include:

Technical support content available online

Discontinued products could be under warranty. Submit warranty service through the Warranty Center (supporttickets.intel.com).

Support and services for the Intel® Partner Alliance partners through the Intel® Partner Alliance support site (https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/secure/partner-alliance/overview.html)

Help from other users in the Intel Support Community (https://community.intel.com/)

 

We no longer respond to telephone, chat, community support forum, or email inquiries for self-service products.

 

Following is the product discontinuance information and when the self-service support begins with

June 2023.

Product: Intel® Server Board S2600CW2S

Self-Service Support Begins: June 2023

 

Product Discontinuance Notice: <https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000018497/server-products.html> Last Product Discontinuance and Shipment Date: (Oct 5th 2020)

 

Thank you for using Intel products and services.

 

Best Regards,

Manoranjan.


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BWhite
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Wondering if you found your solution.  Having a similar problem with S2600CW2SR motherboard.  I don't really have anything other than pretty standard build using a P4304xxMuxx case with 2 redundant power supplies (FXX750PCRPS).  Just random reboots of the server.  BMC shows it is a power failure but I have tried the two redundant power supplies as singles and had the same issue.  Intel gave me the cold shoulder as well.  Customer machine is only 4 years old and can't get support.  Hoping to find a solution so I am combing the forums and came across yours.  I am considering a power distribution board but wanted to research a bit more first as finding one has presented a challenge.

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