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Winbond showing error about -5 v

carloboy

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Hi,
My winbond is showing this error (at picture)
my current setup is amd 2500+ mobile @ 2.5ghz 1.93

hardocp.jpg


this might be bad, but do you guys think the system can handle this or do i need to do something?

this is my psu if you think there is any relevance
http://gruntville.com/reviews/PSUs/coolergiant_eg485/

thanks for any input
carlo
 
hmm yeah i was wondering why it was talking about isa buses

well if it wont affect my system then i guess its all good
 
Few ATX 2.xx compliant PSUs still have the -5V rail. According to the review you linked to, this unit doesn't have one either.

This is not a problem, as only old(er) systems and certain components from braindead manufacturers (re MSI) still use the negative rails. Unless you're experiencing problems which might be related to a missing rail, you can safely ignore it.
 
ahh i see. your right about the -5v rail not being in the specs, i guess i'll just ignore this warning as most ppl here said i probably wont have any use to it if i have a newer system.

thanks guys, i was a bit worried as this being the first time to see this warning.

carlo
 
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