400psu question I/O

ThePunkGeek · 01-26-02, 04:08 PM

my +12v = +12.22 - +12.38v
+5v = 4.95 - +5.00v
vcore = 1.86
but my
I/O is highlighted in red (Hardware Sensor Tempture Monitor) and its 1.54
is that good bad normal why is it red?
thanks

klosters64a · 01-26-02, 04:39 PM

I can't keep the voltage values for "aux" and "I/O" straight. Mebbe older mainboards have "aux" in place of "I/O?" Anyroad, my "aux" value on an Asus CUBX-E (i440BX) with a PC Power&Cooling Turbo-Cool 300W PS is 2.48v. The 3.3v rail is 3.30v.

ThePunkGeek · 01-26-02, 07:42 PM

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Originally posted by klosters64a
I can't keep the voltage values for "aux" and "I/O" straight. Mebbe older mainboards have "aux" in place of "I/O?" Anyroad, my "aux" value on an Asus CUBX-E (i440BX) with a PC Power&Cooling Turbo-Cool 300W PS is 2.48v. The 3.3v rail is 3.30v.

thank for the info but am still wondering why is it red.

Wookie8662 · 01-26-02, 10:39 PM

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Originally posted by ThePunkGeek

thank for the info but am still wondering why is it red.

You probably have the warning threshold set to a lower level. Check your MBM voltage level settings. You can set the "normal" voltage that it should be, and the tolerance for the settings. I think the default tolerance is 5%.

ThePunkGeek · 01-27-02, 10:35 AM

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Originally posted by Wookie8662

You probably have the warning threshold set to a lower level. Check your MBM voltage level settings. You can set the "normal" voltage that it should be, and the tolerance for the settings. I think the default tolerance is 5%.

thanks for 1 its hardware monitor
default i/o = 3.30V
and mine is
1.53V
thats half of default
and i have no clue what i/o is and why its low and if it matters

01-26-02, 04:08 PM	Thread Starter #1
ThePunkGeek Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Ontario Canada	400psu question I/O my +12v = +12.22 - +12.38v +5v = 4.95 - +5.00v vcore = 1.86 but my I/O is highlighted in red (Hardware Sensor Tempture Monitor) and its 1.54 is that good bad normal why is it red? thanks __________________ My Heatware Proud Member Of Folding@Home! Team 32!~ Join us we need your help!
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klosters64a Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Seattle, Wa	I can't keep the voltage values for "aux" and "I/O" straight. Mebbe older mainboards have "aux" in place of "I/O?" Anyroad, my "aux" value on an Asus CUBX-E (i440BX) with a PC Power&Cooling Turbo-Cool 300W PS is 2.48v. The 3.3v rail is 3.30v. __________________ It's too big to digest and the memory will never fade away. Let our armed response spare as many innocents as is humanly possible. Or reconcile ourselves to reading terrorist attack headlines every day.
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