Is it a risk for my PC to run like this ? What about other electronics such as my Smart TV ? Sorry if I got the category wrong, I didn't know where else to search since I can't find a definitive answer elsewhere.
Edit: forgot to mention that I have a line-interactive UPS, but others in my house do not so I'd like to expand my question by asking if there is a risk for my UPS to run on these values for so long, or my PC for that matter. I can hear it working on converting the voltage to a value of 230V that it displays on it, so I am somewhat safe. I think, don't know if that could become a risk.
I still need my original question to be answered since as I said not everyone in my house has an UPS.
Edit2: Some voltage values from SpeedFan and other software
Vcore1: 1.1 - 1.28v
Vcore2: 1.5v
+3.3v: 3.34v
+5v: 5v
+12v: 1.98 - 3.78v ----- checked the bios, it says 12.4v
-12v: speedfan shows -0.92, while other software -12.48v
-5v speedfan shows -2.14, while other software -8.45v
+5v 3.55v
Vbat 3.26v
Edit: forgot to mention that I have a line-interactive UPS, but others in my house do not so I'd like to expand my question by asking if there is a risk for my UPS to run on these values for so long, or my PC for that matter. I can hear it working on converting the voltage to a value of 230V that it displays on it, so I am somewhat safe. I think, don't know if that could become a risk.
I still need my original question to be answered since as I said not everyone in my house has an UPS.
Edit2: Some voltage values from SpeedFan and other software
Vcore1: 1.1 - 1.28v
Vcore2: 1.5v
+3.3v: 3.34v
+5v: 5v
+12v: 1.98 - 3.78v ----- checked the bios, it says 12.4v
-12v: speedfan shows -0.92, while other software -12.48v
-5v speedfan shows -2.14, while other software -8.45v
+5v 3.55v
Vbat 3.26v