12 at only 7!?!?!?!?! WTF!!!!

[modenaf1]

I think ill just ignore it.

 

[timmyqwest]

ignore it if you wish, but that still doesnt change the fact that a 300watt (gennerally over rated) generic PSU is a no no in the overclock world

 

[Cheesy Peas]

ignore its, its a bug, not a hardware issue.

 

[james.miller]

ignore it if you wish, but that still doesnt change the fact that a 300watt (gennerally over rated) generic PSU is a no no in the overclock world

jesus timmy - you dont KNOW there are more peple running generics than you realise.

 

[modenaf1]

oh, btw, I booted into windows error free at 2.3Ghz on 1.55V

um timmy, if i can do this, i think maybe my generic psu is giving it enoiguh juice.

 

[OC Detective]

Like I said -12v readings are unpredictable and it is only for data communication anyway. Just forget it!

 

[Yodums]

You seem to be skippin over alot of the posts... Worry about positive rails .. forgot the -12v and -5v because they don't report those right.

 

[tweaker]

That is correct, The neg allways seem to read off, but the Pos is the main concern. Why the alarm tho? Most mobo alarms have a sequence of beeps that are described in the manual. If ou dont have a manual, you can download it from the man. website. BUT! I have had it with cheap PS's! Even the 300w that came with a case I bought had a true voltage reading of 4.85-4.92 on the +5volt rail and a 3.2-3.25v on the 3.3!!!! That S%#^s!You could even hear the fans slow down when the proc was put on a full load situation. I learned my lesson here and just got a 400w antec and the voltage seems to be exact and steady no matter what the load. I also in case you looked at the sys we got, the pelt is powered by a second meanwell power supply designed to power our 226w peltier. So at no time have we put that task in the hands of our sys ps.

Have a great week and thanks to all for advice and tips!