+v5 too high?
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Core i5-750 @ 2.67Ghz
Asus P7P55D-E
Corsair HX-650
Not really overclocking, rather just undervolting.
But i got this strange +v5, always, with stock vcore or undervolted.
Ok so i have some strange values on the +v5 with asus Probe II.
I don't know if they're correct or not as asus Probe II shows different +v12 from HWMonitor.
What program can i use to check voltages?
HWMonitor:
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Asus Probe II:
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Asus P7P55D-E
Corsair HX-650
Not really overclocking, rather just undervolting.
But i got this strange +v5, always, with stock vcore or undervolted.
Ok so i have some strange values on the +v5 with asus Probe II.
I don't know if they're correct or not as asus Probe II shows different +v12 from HWMonitor.
What program can i use to check voltages?
HWMonitor:
Asus Probe II:
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5.16 is perfectly acceptable reading. Download HWMonitor from CPUID its always been accurate for me and i have compared voltages with a multimeter and it was always within .02 of what the multimeter was showing.
http://cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php
http://cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php
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saaiello said:
5.16 is perfectly acceptable reading. Download HWMonitor from CPUID its always been accurate for me and i have compared voltages with a multimeter and it was always within .02 of what the multimeter was showing.http://cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php
i do use it but it can't read the +v5
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Like i said before +/- 10% on each voltage is considered OK.
http://www.formfactors.org/developer%5Cspecs%5Catx2_2.p...
So for your 12V: 10.8V -> 13.2V
and 3.3V: 2.97V -> 3.63V
So the values are fine. The better the PSU quality, the less deviation you will have from those numbers and in general the less change during load-idle the better.
http://www.formfactors.org/developer%5Cspecs%5Catx2_2.p...
So for your 12V: 10.8V -> 13.2V
and 3.3V: 2.97V -> 3.63V
So the values are fine. The better the PSU quality, the less deviation you will have from those numbers and in general the less change during load-idle the better.
Like I said above, "ATX specs say all outputs are +/- 5% except the -12 volt output which is +/- 10%"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATX#Power_supply
A good PSU with undervolt protection (Corsair, for instance) will not let you boot with 11.0 volts on the 12 volt rail. And if the 12 volt output drops to 11.0 volts, it will shut down.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATX#Power_supply
A good PSU with undervolt protection (Corsair, for instance) will not let you boot with 11.0 volts on the 12 volt rail. And if the 12 volt output drops to 11.0 volts, it will shut down.
jsc said:
Like I said above, "ATX specs say all outputs are +/- 5% except the -12 volt output which is +/- 10%"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATX#Power_supply
A good PSU with undervolt protection (Corsair, for instance) will not let you boot with 11.0 volts on the 12 volt rail. And if the 12 volt output drops to 11.0 volts, it will shut down.
You are right, i mixed the -5 and -12v into the ATX2.02. We have newer PSUs now. I just wanted to cool the guy down showing him that his values are quite normal and no need to worry.
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