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Can any of you tell me why the volts are so low on the 12volt side, they read 2.98 volts and the cpu fan is only running at half speed, which doesnt help the temps!!!
ta Ade...
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27th Apr 2008, 07:35
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Can any of you tell me why the volts are so low on the 12volt side, they read 2.98 volts and the cpu fan is only running at half speed, which doesnt help the temps!!!
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27th Apr 2008, 07:38
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12volt..sooo low?
Must be something wrong with your PSU, which PSU do you have?
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28th Apr 2008, 11:51
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hp. 2.6mhz intel celeron cpu. microstar board. 768 mb ddr memory
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28th Apr 2008, 12:50
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12volt..sooo low?
Thats not the power supply(PSU) specs.
And that reading is not right either.What are you measuring that voltage with? If it really was that voltage the PC wouldnt even be running.
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28th Apr 2008, 23:52
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12volt..sooo low?
Are you sure thats the 12V rail? not the 3.3V rail?
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29th Apr 2008, 09:33
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sorry...
its a....bestec atx 250 (sounds cheap and nasty lol) but have changed it for another the same, same volts reading:- Hardware sensor monitor 4.4.. core volts...1.37v aux volts...3.23v 3.3v rail...3.03v 5v rail......5.06v 12v rail....2.98v !!! and the cpu fan is 12volts and running at 800revs, been told should be about 2000 revs?  hope this is ok cheers Ade |
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29th Apr 2008, 09:55
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12volt..sooo low?
The motherboard sensors must be faulty,cpu fan sounds slow but is probaly only running as fast as it needs to to mantain safe temps.
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