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Just did the multi-meter and my -12v shows -10.95, The +12v is showing 12.21 . All 3.3 showing 3.39 , and 5 is showing 4.91.

It is 6 months old and it is an Antec NeoECO NE650M. The voltage has been showing that low out of package.

Ok. Ill get my voltmeter and check it, BUT lets say the multi meter shows the same results as the sensor, would this low voltage cause issues?

Here are the voltages in my sensors. The 12V seems awful low. Voltage Values: CPU Core 1.210 V CPU VID 0.825 V +3.3 V 3.248 V +5 V...

rmd3003, I have a ASUS ROG Strix B450-I Gaming and I am using the M2 slot above the PCIE slot where the video card is. There is a "heatsink", but the pad is really thick and I don't see how it can dissipate heat. The M2 ssd did not come with any heatsink on it. Maybe I should take off the...

Installed a MX500 M2 SATA and the temps kind of seem high to me. At system idle its around 47 but when I load it can get to 60 or little warmer. Is this bad? Am I within operating ranges?

Ded, I did look into that one as well, but, didn't notice any widgets with it. What I have been using and seems to work fine is, HWInfo64 with the windows gagdets . Seems to be working for me. Thanks for the suggestion

Fear, I don't know if I want to pay $70 for something, but, if it works, I might look into it. Question, do you have to use that module to use the software?

Ok thank you everyone. And sorry for the dick joke. Wasn't even thinking. =)

Well, it would be only an 8 inch extension, but, guess concerned about having the extra connector in the middle as I know that adds resistance as well.

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If I use an extension cable for my 24 Pin, there should be no voltage lost due to length, right? Sorry if this is a stupid question.

Currently, I am using the CAM NZXT software, and even though its ok, I would like something a little more configurable. On my old system, I was using Open Hardware. I loved it. The widget was configurable is why. Unfortunately it has not been updated for Ryzen, etc. Does anyone have a good...

Ok great. Glad Im not going nuts. Seemed to always do it when I wasn't paying attention, but, when I tried it and was paying it attention it didn't do it. Hopefully it will be a fix somewhere down the road. Thanks

This is in windows, the restart shutdown. Been doing it from the start. Just installed Windows 10 two days ago. After some testing it doesn't do it every time. It will restart normally or shutdown instead of restart about 50/50.

Has anyone ran across an issue where when click on Restart actually shutsdown the computer instead? I have tried googling this issue, but, I find the reverse issue, where people click on shutdown and it restarts. Guidance greatly appreciated. Note: This is on my new ryzen 2600 fresh...

Thanks for all the help!. This weekend I was able to shorten the wires, crimp new ends on the 24 pin and the 8 pin for the motherboard. Patience is definitely needed when doing crimping. At 47 yrs old also, my eyes aren't what they use to be.. LOL.. The only thing are the 2 wire pins were...

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Thanks, but, looking for the quad cores. Appreciate the offer.

WTB I5 1150 socket CPU. 4440S or 4430S would be great for the lower wattage ones, but a non S would be great also.

Another question comes to mind, how much wire should I have exposed to crimp? Reading though that guide, I must be missing that point. Is there a guideline for exposed wire?

Ok great. I did do finger tight and make sure they feel and looked even. Not going to attempt to bottom them out as there are still 2 or 3 threads left till bottoming out. After firing the computer up and going into the BIOS, the monitoring section showed the cpu temp fluctuating between 33...

Installing the ML120L aio onto a ryzen 5 2600. The instructions are pure picture based, showing which clamp/bracket to use, then it shows tightening the thumbscrews on each side. How much do I tighten them down? Anyone have any idea? Do I just finger tighten and then just a little more...

So, if I am going to crimp a 18 gauge wire with a 22 gauge wire in one pin, what pocket would I use on the crimper? Per the link mentioned, the crimper in the image has multiple pockets. Thanks a millions, that is a good link to have. Bookmarked.

I will be shortening the 24 pin atx connector cable on my PSU due to itx case space constraints, causing cable management headaches. My question pertains to pins that have 2 wires combined into 1 pin. Should I twist the copper together, then crimp, or do not twist the wires together and crimp?

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Thanks but a little out of my price range. Thanks again for the offer.

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Looking for any 4th gen 1150 Pentium G series processer. Not wanting to spend more than 40 to 50. Thanks

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Thanks for looking.

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good card...