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4870 hard volt mod multimeter question

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Splave

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alright for dc voltage measurement my multimeter doesnt have a 2v setting. it has 20v 200v 2000v 200mv and 2000mv. When I use the 20v setting to measure the vgpu i get 1.8. What am I doing wrong, Im going nuts here. :confused:
 
All 20v means is the max voltage it will measure is 20 volts.

So, 1.8v means, 1.8 volts. And make sure it's set to DC, not AC.
 
Splave said:
alright for dc voltage measurement my multimeter doesnt have a 2v setting. it has 20v 200v 2000v 200mv and 2000mv. When I use the 20v setting to measure the vgpu i get 1.8. What am I doing wrong, Im going nuts here. :confused:
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2000mv is 2V.

What is the problem, exactly?
 
he thinks 2000mV >> 20V

lawl... or buy an autoranging multimeter =)
 
no lol guess I Was just thrown that the vgpu was reading 1.8v. Guess i will try using a ground other than my case.
 
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