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I'd be interested in an answer as well.

The click is normal

You'll be fine with this psu. It's a keeper

Good info here; id also be interested in these answers.

Did you flash the firmware? What did you end up doing?

I hear that the 600 watt silverstone is actually pretty good.

Looks nice. Thanks.

good info here; i was looking for a server psu myself. Thanks

You might be pulling too much power from the wall and getting a dip

Nice; that is a good psu

Which one did you pick? get a seasonic!!

I always recommend seasonic

Id RMA that psu too

Yeah... this is weird. Id try running a different psu and seeing if anything changes.

1) no 2) no 3) silverstone

good info here

is it a glue smell?

You sure it isn't a mobo problem? I would test a different psu on the same mobos. Also you may have a deffective unit. try a different one?

Careful with generators; my generator only produces 600 watts; you need to make sure that your generator does well over the watt use of your pc so you dont risk a power surge

I'd get a good seasonic 850 watt psu if you are not planing on tri cross

id contact seasonic; these are pretty specific questions

buy a different brand psu and see if the same thing happens.

cool master has really crappy psu from my experience; id sell it and get a seasonic

get a nice used psu on craigslist or on our trade forums; you wont regret it

im not a big fan of these psus

Contact gigabyte; they should be able to help you

Go seasonic imo

nice build

I think a zalman psu chassis heatsink will be fine.

I had to RMA one as well... i sold it after i got the replacement. Not the best quality psu imo.

Good info here.

gotta match like with like.

mike hisses too. But it is normal.

Make sure you look up the serial. You want seasonic parts.

id stay away from coolmaster psus... had many bad experiences.

nice looking unit.

It should work out, let us know how it goes.

eh. When in doubt, dont connect to the interwebs. *tin foil hat*

You could also just build your own server from a small computer.

I highly doubt it... that is false advertising *cough*