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- St. Louis, Missouri
Hey guys.
My 12v is 11.86
My 5v is 4.97
and my 3.3 is 3.0
Could this cause instability?
My 12v is 11.86
My 5v is 4.97
and my 3.3 is 3.0
Could this cause instability?
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Low 12v Rail
- Thread starter xl
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- Mar 19, 2001
- Location
- Sedro Woolley, WA.
I would think that it could, what brand and wattage PSU are you running?
are u sure this isnt youre -12 ur looking at or is this youre + 12 my +12 is 12.03 but im usinga 1.85 vcore right now
so thisis my stuff
+12 =12.03
-12=11.94
-5=5.05
VCC2.5=2.48
VCC3=3.31
+5=5.02
so im not to sure but ithink thats ok i might wanna privat messge Hoot he will know
so thisis my stuff
+12 =12.03
-12=11.94
-5=5.05
VCC2.5=2.48
VCC3=3.31
+5=5.02
so im not to sure but ithink thats ok i might wanna privat messge Hoot he will know
OP
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Positive Obay
It's a 350w HEC unit from newegg.com . It's powering RIG#2.
It's a 350w HEC unit from newegg.com . It's powering RIG#2.
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I just went and checked out the HEC 350ld at newegg and went to the mfg website it looks to be a good quality unit. Why don't you check your voltages with a multi meter just to be sure your getting an accurate measurment.
Randy
Randy
