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Speed fan voltage readouts

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drunkenpanda

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My voltages are way "bad" on my asus a8r32-mvp deluxe. hopefully this is software related. would my computer even run at these horrible values? i do have a x2 3800 could this be why?

+3.3V 1.71V
+5V 4.92V
+12V 12.22V
-12V -16.97V
-5V -8.78V
+5V 4.97V


i know i need a voltmeter to be 100% sure


what are the reasons for bad voltage? is it from having too much power being used?
 
Your main voltages are pretty right on... 12V and 5V...

But your 3.3V is kind of scary.

As for the negative voltages, my speedfan readings are all messed up also.

A multimeter is the only way your gonna get some accurate readings. You can find a guide on the web somewhere to accomplish this. A digital multimeter from R-Shack is only 30 bucks.

I need to adjust my powersupply under load with a multimeter when I rip my pc apart again.
 
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