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Anonymous Posted on Dec 31, 2010

Usb overvoltage detected system will shut down in 15 seconds

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Seems to be a common issue with this board.
Couple of things to check

In the Bios, check that the Voltages are within 10% of their nominal values (notably the 5 volt rail). If they are, then try replacing the power supply first

You can turn off the uSB 2,0 controllers in the bios as a precaution and install a seperate USB PCI card .

From what I found out though, the common opinion is that the motherboard is faulty, If it is still under warranty I'd RMA it

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