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OK, so where are the power measurements? That is about the most important part of the chip, and is also the part that is missing.

Cordless phones would be one thing that could interfere – many use the same 2.4 GHz spectrum. Bluetooth can interfere as well. Microwave ovens can cause massive interference if their shielding is not as good as it should be.

It would have been nice to see the stock thermal paste on the Intel cooler too...

Could you do a shot of the spikes using a sweep time of 1 us/div, or even less, in the next part please (assuming you get them)? And maybe one that shows a single cycle of the PWM switching (clearly defined on some of these)? It'd be really interesting – I've got some theories about what is...

Here's my guess as to why there's a problem, for what it is worth: On AMD platforms, Microsoft knew that the BCLK equivalent was widely variable, so they didn't trust it – they used something else. On Intel platforms, they were highly negligent and, based on the fact that since SB the BCLK has...

http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Intel/CM8063501288843S-R171/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMvqxsBVy5ZiuowErqth9imUwPY6%2fY0Um1w%3d Guess what? "Description: CPU - Central Processing Units Xeon E5-2697v2 12 CR 2.7GHz FCLGA2011" "Pricing (USD) 1: $3,249.19 2: $3,127.04"

"SATA powered"? You mean it uses a SATA power connector – it actually has nothing to do with SATA itself.

Try taking the graphics card out and connecting the monitor to the mobo.

Don't forget that the price doesn't include any ridiculous carrier subsidies...

They do, but according to all the reviews I've seen (at Hardware Secrets, maybe others) they're utter rubbish.

Set the voltage to "Normal" rather than a set voltage or "Auto" and it should give you an offset setting.