Power Supply Voltages

Retro_ · Apr 10, 2017

https://gyazo.com/1305a6ebae17dd666d837f8d375d4fb8

I was just wondering since my GPU randomly fried and im getting a 1080 if my power supply is ok so I can make sure that when i plug my 1080 in it isnt just gonna die.

Retro_ · Apr 10, 2017

Ignore the CPU temps that is going to be fixed ordered a new heatsink and am monitoring temperatures while im using my computer.

Isokolon · Apr 10, 2017

12V voltage is a bit high but within tolerances

the question is if it's sufficient quality to be allowed to touch a 550$ GPU

Barty1884 · Apr 10, 2017

Voltages look fine (I think it's a 5-10% 'swing' that are within spec), but knowing the actual make/model of the PSU, along with the balance of your components running from it will be the only way to know whether it would be recommended.

As an aside, your CPU temps look really high in the BIOS there....... is a similar temp reflected in "in Windows" monitoring? (MMSI Afterburner, HWMonitor etc)

Retro_ · Apr 10, 2017

Barty1884 :

Yea, I noticed the CPU temps and they seem accurate when im using CPUTemp but that's going to be fixed I bought a new heatsink and rightnow just watching videos my temp would bounce around from 50-90 but hopefully with the new heatsink and thermal paste that should be fixed as I suspect the high temps was what was causing my bluescreens.

My Specs are

PSU: EVGA SuperNova 750w B1 80+
CPU: Intel I7 4790K
MotherBoard:: Gigabyte GA Z97 HD3
Ram: HyperX Fury 16GB DDR3
HDD: Western Digital 1TB

Retro_ · Apr 10, 2017

Isokolon :

My Specs are

PSU: EVGA SuperNova 750w B1 80+
CPU: Intel I7 4790K
MotherBoard:: Gigabyte GA Z97 HD3
Ram: HyperX Fury 16GB DDR3
HDD: Western Digital 1TB

Retro_ · Apr 10, 2017

*right now my temps are at 40 idle right now

TJ Hooker · Apr 10, 2017

Voltages are within spec, but the real test is whether they stay in spec under load. Which you unfortunately can't really do without putting the 1080 in your system and stressing it...

Retro_ · Apr 10, 2017

TJ Hooker :

https://gyazo.com/2f4dd4ee4292541fcbda2d7743d88ebb

I ran Prime95 blend stress test on it and that happened im not great with power supplies but should it be that high?

(I dont have a GPU plugged in) and it was monitored using CoreTemp

TJ Hooker · Apr 10, 2017

The image you linked just shows power?

Retro_ · Apr 11, 2017

TJ Hooker :

Honestly I think im just gonna play it safe since im already spending 550 and get a new Power supply, any good recommendations that wont break the bank (or my graphics card

)

Retro_ · Apr 11, 2017

TJ Hooker :

but still doesnt make sense, my PSU is suppose to be really good

https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-SuperNOVA-Modular-Warranty-110-B1-0750-VR/dp/B00K85X23O/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1491896589&sr=1-2&keywords=EVGA+Supernova+750

might I add that a side panel of my case came off when someone cleaned my room and i am on carpet flooring and the PC was on at the time of my graphics card frying and the burnt smell is only coming off from one side of the fan the card was a GTX 960

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