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Voltages Very Low!
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Join Date: May 2005
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I downloaded an App called SpeedFan, and I was looking at my voltages. They are VERY low, but my system never crashes. (Althouht I have noticed a little lagginess.) I have a 450 W PSU, that outputs all the correct voltages. (According to the label) Here is a picture of what I saw.
http://img151.echo.cx/img151/6641/voltages8la.th.gif
I will try another voltage monitor, as well as check my settings in the bios, and report back.
http://img151.echo.cx/img151/6641/voltages8la.th.gif
I will try another voltage monitor, as well as check my settings in the bios, and report back.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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That doesn't appear to be correctly reading your system. Are there any other monitoring tools installed?
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Maybe you should uninstall all the monitoring tools and then reload and use them one at a time. Conflicts between them may be leading to incorrect readings.
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