Hello all.
I have a 2009 Mac Pro 5,1 with a single processor. It was randomly freezing and crashing. After posting on here with the crash reports, I was told it was the northbridge was not cooling properly. I bought the metal screws with springs for the heat sink since I’d lost the old springs.
When I attempted to boot it for the first time, I was met with the DSI510 light on. The debug lights are normal and all the usual are on. And after I shut it down, the overtmp CPUA light was on. I messed around with the system for a while. Disconnected the GPU, drives, and peripherals. Still nothing, the DSI510 light turns on and the fans spin. I’ve replaced the CMOS battery and tried several other things including swapping it out for an old Nehalem CPU to no affect.
This is extremely frustrating as I have already spent quite a good sum of money to fix this thing. And I really need it up and running as it’s main desktop computer.
I have a 2009 Mac Pro 5,1 with a single processor. It was randomly freezing and crashing. After posting on here with the crash reports, I was told it was the northbridge was not cooling properly. I bought the metal screws with springs for the heat sink since I’d lost the old springs.
When I attempted to boot it for the first time, I was met with the DSI510 light on. The debug lights are normal and all the usual are on. And after I shut it down, the overtmp CPUA light was on. I messed around with the system for a while. Disconnected the GPU, drives, and peripherals. Still nothing, the DSI510 light turns on and the fans spin. I’ve replaced the CMOS battery and tried several other things including swapping it out for an old Nehalem CPU to no affect.
This is extremely frustrating as I have already spent quite a good sum of money to fix this thing. And I really need it up and running as it’s main desktop computer.