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> E68 Error, after H.S. air cooler install
soulcracka
post Aug 11 2008, 08:44 PM
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i ran a 12v and 5v from under the psu to power the fan and grounded it to the 3 pin fan connector. worked fine for a couple days except i noticed the fan voltage would drop to 5v and jump back up to 12v. now im getting an e68 voltage error any ideas what it could be?
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post Aug 11 2008, 08:54 PM
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i ran a 12v and 5v from under the psu to power the fan and grounded it to the 3 pin fan connector. worked fine for a couple days except i noticed the fan voltage would drop to 5v and jump back up to 12v. now im getting an e68 voltage error any ideas what it could be?

This is a problem with your harddrive or the internal connection...
Try to play without it if this doesnt fix it you might be drawing power from it or the Southbridge has a cold solder joint...
Then you will have to reflow it using a heatgun.
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post Aug 11 2008, 11:01 PM
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took the hard drive out and it worked. shut it down put the hard drive back in and worked.
found that the points i soldered to on the psu were touching the metal casing so i insulated them with some hot glue. so far so good.

noob question what is the southbridge?

thanks for the help Wilhelm_I.
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