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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Timmerman" data-source="post: 218565" data-attributes="member: 172">Intermittent issues, especially where there&#039;s no obvious common factor, makes me question what the rest of the system looks like, and if there&#039;s a potential common factor that&#039;s not obvious.&nbsp; In this case, given the high case temperature involved, I&#039;d be looking for something power-related (either on the source side of things, or on the load side of things).&nbsp; I could see scenarios where a bad HDMI or USB cable, or combination of cables and equipment, could cause the observed behavior.&nbsp; Not sure you&#039;ll be able to find a definitive source of the problem without being able to reproduce the issue on command, though.&nbsp; So my next steps would probably be to take a broader look at the system if it happens again - try setting up the exact same system (including cables, power supplies, monitors, etc.) back at the shop to see if it is reproducible in a controlled environment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Timmerman, post: 218565, member: 172"] Intermittent issues, especially where there's no obvious common factor, makes me question what the rest of the system looks like, and if there's a potential common factor that's not obvious. In this case, given the high case temperature involved, I'd be looking for something power-related (either on the source side of things, or on the load side of things). I could see scenarios where a bad HDMI or USB cable, or combination of cables and equipment, could cause the observed behavior. Not sure you'll be able to find a definitive source of the problem without being able to reproduce the issue on command, though. So my next steps would probably be to take a broader look at the system if it happens again - try setting up the exact same system (including cables, power supplies, monitors, etc.) back at the shop to see if it is reproducible in a controlled environment. [/QUOTE]

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