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Uptime: 4wks 1day 6hrs 53mins 26secs It seems that the problem is finally solved after ~3½ months... Thanks for all your help:) This did the trick: (vSphere)->Configuration->Power Management->High performance instead of Balanced, probably due to some ACPI states bug with mainboard/cpu...

Still no crash since last post *Knock on wood* Uptime: 3wks 1day 8hrs 13mins 23secs. 1 more week and i could prolly consider it stable and the balanced power setting in ESXI has compability issues with my system/current acpi setting in bios (default). @lopoetve: i didnt disable it in bios yet...

Yesterday the box crashed..again... this time with only a few days between. Nothing happens when i trigger the NMI-button?, am i missing some settings/drivers? * Changed nmiaction to 1 debugger-mode instead of psod. I also noticed something odd.. i used the "Shutdown" via vsphere and the box...

@TType85 nothing else than "AC Power On" and "iKVM login/out" from those logs :/

"Finally"...the box ran for 12 days this time.. I shorted the NMI-pins, but no reaction from the shell that was currently running in "Alt-F12"/debug-mode and that log didn't mention anything suspicious either before the crash. I connected the reset button to the NMI for the upcoming crash...

@dasaint Thank you! very much appreciated!, this is my very first "server"-mainboard so i guess i have alot to learn:) This is the first time i'm looking forward to the next crash :)

I actually didnt find this specific topic on vmware site before, thank you:) *Added Misc.NMILint1IntAction 2 , so hopefully it will generate a PSOD next time.

Hello! i'm having a real annoying problem with my new server, it randomly freeze the ESXI host after 14 days, 1 day, 2 day, 5 days etc... It becomes unresponsive for any keystrokes via the server console directly or via IPMI java interface, all vm's dies and the only thing i can do is to...