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RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - charliebrown - 2014-01-01
Hi,
Its a: A-Data XPG SX300 64GB.
You think its the drive?
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - smallclone - 2014-01-01
Aaaaaah. My NUC celeron hates connecting to my network aftr being in standby. Internet is fine. Its wired to a gigabit lan router. Openelec. I have to reboot then all is fine.
any ideas?
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - p750mmx - 2014-01-01
(2014-01-01, 15:49)charliebrown Wrote: Hi,It could be a bios setting, something with a fast boot option enabled or something like that. My Plextor SSD doesn't have a light on it so I can't check what a different setting in the bios has for effect on the msata bus. I can imagine that a fast boot setting can set continue power on the msata bus so that there can be a faster response from ssd. But this is only an assumption as I can't see what one or the other setting will result in. You on the other hand, can check that easily by watching the led's (there should be two on it?), when changing bios settings.
Its a: A-Data XPG SX300 64GB.
You think its the drive?
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - charliebrown - 2014-01-01
this is what the bios looked liked.
http://imgur.com/3UdLBRa
http://imgur.com/lD6Obbk
Fastboot itself is just a menu here with options underneath, all disabled.
i cant figure it out. I´ve sent a support mail to intel and see what they say about. Thx for trying! If you think of anything that might help ill be more than happy to take advice!
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - Katch - 2014-01-01
If you clear the bios with the yellow jumper (just move it over one pin for a second then move it back) you can see if a setting is causing it.
If you have any other devices with msata you could swap test it over and see if the behavior is replicated; it could just be a pilot light. Either way - a single led isn't going to be generating any significant amount of heat.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - charliebrown - 2014-01-01
The drive is generating the heat, the blue led is on, but its the drive that heats up... not untouchable hot, but still warm.
I tried resetting the bios within the software. no dice. Not only remove it but move it over one pin. and then setting it back? Am i suppost to look for something after that inside the bios or just check if it still lights up?
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - Katch - 2014-01-01
yeah move then back again, clears all bios settings. Then see if you still have the light.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - p750mmx - 2014-01-01
(2014-01-01, 19:05)charliebrown Wrote: this is what the bios looked liked.That were my bios settings also, but again, I don't have any led's on my mSSD. I think you should wait for Intel to give an answer, but maybe you can send Adata an email also?
http://imgur.com/3UdLBRa
http://imgur.com/lD6Obbk
Fastboot itself is just a menu here with options underneath, all disabled.
i cant figure it out. I´ve sent a support mail to intel and see what they say about. Thx for trying! If you think of anything that might help ill be more than happy to take advice!
I assume you put the drive in the top micro connector? And yes, of-course you did, but for the possibility you didn't
Edit: Hold the phone, I see a difference in the settings. In your power screen, on the right hand side, you have 2 items enabled that I don't have.
Try disabling S3 state indicator and PCIe ASPM support.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - charliebrown - 2014-01-02
morning! Thx for the answers, im gonna try it tonight after work!
What bios version are you guys on? Im on the latest (cant remember version from work)
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - p750mmx - 2014-01-02
The last version that was available a couple of days ago when I last looked; 0046 (09/27/2013)
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - charliebrown - 2014-01-02
no dice, i´ve just ordered a intel 525 msata. And just return this disk, spoke to intel support and its probably the disk.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - charliebrown - 2014-01-02
Also got a response from akasa regarding case,
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Hi,
Thank you for email and interest in Akasa's NUC cases.
Unfortunately we do not have a NUC case for your D33217CK thunderbolt NUC board.
If we can be of further assistance to you, please do not hesitate to give us a message.
Kind regards,
Ivan
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - p750mmx - 2014-01-02
Psssssttttt, I found one, not from Akasa, and not so cheap, but its fanless; http://www.quietpc.com/st-nc1
Edit: And this is something nice to read I guess? http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/technical-specifications/nuc-ecosystem-catalog-9-26-13.pdf
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - charliebrown - 2014-01-02
Nice find! But daaaaamn thats alot of cash for a case! the akasa had a nice price point to it!
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC (Sandy/Ivy Bridge 2012 edition) - p750mmx - 2014-01-02
And then there is this solution, a fanless design with a backup fan for overheating protection, and its cheap.
