Corsairs 750W and CPUID hardware monitor acting funny?

[szheng2]

CPUID lists my +12V running at 11.99 ( understandable) but lists my +3.3V running at +3.39? Is this something to be worried about or is it just me overreacting :O

What do these numbers mean?

12V of course is a 12 amp rail but whats the other :$

 

[TheViper]

Those numbers are OK.

12v is still ~12 volts...not amps.

The Corsair 750TX should give you 60 amps on the 12v rail.

 

[JohnnyLucky]

^5 +1 what Viper said. You are well within operating specifications.

Different pc components have different voltage requirements. That's why you see a variety of voltages.

The +12 volt rail (or rails) supplies about 75% of the power required by a pc system. The rail supplies power to the cpu, the video cards, and other components. The cpu and the video card require the most power. That's why the +12 volt rail is often mentioned in a list of system requirements.

 

[szheng2]

My main question i sort of got off track was it says +3.3V, but it says +3.39V in CPUID HWMONITOR. Random question, im currently having GPU issues and trying to trace the issue

 

[TheViper]

Describe the problem and give us a full listing of your components and specs.