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Old 05-06-04, 08:21 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Have we decided if AbitEQ is useless yet?


Just swapped a TT Silent Purepower 420W with 18A on the 12V rail for an Antec TrueBlue/Control 480W with 22A on the 12V

My 12V rail is still dipping to 11.67 according to Abit EQ....
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Old 05-08-04, 09:30 PM   #2
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It's very possible it is the board having trouble with the 12v rail. The amps on the rail will only help under a lot of stress and although one PSU may have more amps on it, it doesn't mean it will keep stronger voltages. I noticed differences in rails with 3 different PSUs, so it does record accurately, especially tested against my Multimeter. Maybe teh board has issues, not the uGuru chip itself or EQ.
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for voltage rails abiteq is usless to me. i read the voltage in the "EQ" then with a volt meter and the difference in voltage was a .30-.35. Like right now EQ says 11.59v but its actually 11.89-.92 (folding or not folding). the psu is a superflower 550watt single 120mmfan, quite and nice too i might add.

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Old 05-12-04, 09:27 PM   #4
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I have found the Abit EQ numbers to be pretty close.
It says my 12V is at 12.05, with a multimeter, I get around 12.09-12.1V, 5V is right on target, and 3.3V is very very close.

Even though for the most part, I hate Abit EQ, since it is the only thing we have to use on the AI7, I guess I have to live with it

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