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VCCCLR too Hot

JRoeh1
Beginner
‎06-21-2018 02:35 PM
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Hello,

during testing a SC7240P, I suspect that some of the cooling may be not sufficient. If I offload work to the coprocessor I can get it work for about 3 min before the device cannot be opened e.g. micinfo shows no data.

I simultaneously ran 'micsmc-cli show-data --temp' and just before the knl is not responsible anymore these are the temp readings:

mic0:

   Thermal Information:
      Die                       : 68 C
      Fan Exhaust               : 60 C
      VCCP                      : 77 C
      VCCCLR                    : 110 C
      VCCMP                     : 51 C
      West                      : 60 C
      East                      : 31 C

Does anybody know where the VCCCLR sensor or its IC is located ? I've got a HP ML370 G6 server - all fans on maximum, but this one sensor seems to be off or the thermalpaste is old or something else.

Maybe someone can shed a light on this issue and I can reapply thermalpaste on the specific IC.

Kind Regards

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