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Getting Voltage errors in Evt Viewer on server, and on APC PowerChute

Asked by seanrhudy in System Diagnostic Software, Computer Motherboards, Miscellaneous Hardware

Hi All, I have a server running server 2003 and I am getting alerts from Power Chute saying extended overvoltage at least once a day.  The server is shutting down every couple of days.  Along with that, I have events in the event viewer that say the following:

The CPU Core voltage has reached the critical level.
The +3.3 voltage has reached the critical level.
The +5 voltage has reached the critical level.
The +1.5 voltage has reached the critical level.
The +12 voltage has reached the critical level.

These are from the Intel Server Manager and are event id 1

I was told that the electric was checked and that it was fine, but I can't be 100% sure of that.
Could this be a motherboard or PSU issue?  Is there any way I can narrow it down?
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