8510 s that slow down all L2 networks, that they will connect

One of my first 8510 deployments went horribly wrong over the past two days. For 6 weeks, was stability. This week, suddenly the time of ping for controller - all interface - is of the order of hundreds of milliseconds and the traffic of users reflects the same latency.  Failover to the PSO partner makes no difference. Remove all but a uplink makes no difference. If I stopped momentarily uplinks and bring them back, ping times go back to back to 1ms as it should, during the hours as a pair box gets busier latency returns, and 5508 s on the same networks with uplinks identical trunks do not have something like what is happening. 8510 s are easy cabotage on the CPU and memory.

I have put lag in place on these, but TAC says it shouldn't matter. I have another pair with OFFSET configured that doesn't show the same behavior. I intend to make LAG, but the behavior seems just buggy. A generation of 8.0.110.9 climbing - 5508 s random reboot.

Never seen this kind of condition? Is without doubt that between our connected firectly Nexus 7 K and the 8510 pair, and not a matter of circulation as the 5508 s on the same subnet have no similar problem. Using the Cisco SFP.

I do not see it so far and have a pair of 8510 s in HA - SKU connected to a Nexus 7 K. Currently, they have only single interface of 10 GB each connected.

That installation is running 8.0.110.0.Have that monitor you the k 7 ports to see if they are being saturated?

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