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>The silver lining is that our suffering helped uncover the underlying issue faster. Did you actually uncover the true root cause? Or did they finally uncap th
by ThePowerOfFuet 2y ago
>The silver lining is that our suffering helped uncover the underlying issue faster.
Did you actually uncover the true root cause? Or did they finally uncap the power consumption without telling you, just as they neither confirmed nor denied having limited it?
- pwmtr 2y agoThe root cause was a problem with the motherboard, though the exact issue remains unknown to us. I suspect that a component on the motherboard may have been vulnerable to power limitations or fluctuations and that the newer-generation motherboards included additional protection against this. However, this is purely my speculation. I don't believe they simply lifted a power cap (if there was one in the first place). I genuinely think the fix came after the motherboard replacements. We had 2 batches of motherboard replacements and after that, the issue disappeared. If someone from Hetzner is here, maybe they can give extra information.
- oz3d 2y agohetzner is currently replacing motherboards of their dedicated servers [1] But I dont know if thats the same issue that was mentioned in the article. [1] https://status.hetzner.com/incident/7fae9cca-b38c-4154-8a27-14e6dfea5c1e https://status.hetzner.com/incident/7fae9cca-b38c-4154-8a27-...
- ubanholzer 2y agoThats the same issue, yes.