boogers Posted October 15, 2009 Share Posted October 15, 2009 Hello all. Thanks for taking a quick sec to help. I've had issues with my system for a couple months now (lock ups, BSoDs, non responsive video drivers and sudden crashes with no warning.) I swapped the hdd for a spare and reinstalled windows. No change...Then I replaced the mobo and cpu thinking a zealous OC may have been the cause. Most problems stopped except for the video drivers stop responding spontaneously even when idle. There is also no video from post until the desktop loads. Hooking video to onboard graphics fixes these issues. I started wondering about the psu. I asked about it being the posible problem in another forum and was told probably not. Then I checked the voltages using Everest and CPUID and they do not look right. Here's the results: Everest: +2.5 = 2.08v +3.3 = 1.15v +5 = 4.92v +12 = 3.01v +5 standby = 1.48v CPUID: VIN1 = 2.08v +3.3 = 1.15v +5 = 4.95v +12 = 3.01v -12 = -14.27 -5 = -9.54v The CPUID voltages are the max shown but they do not fluctuate much if at all. Is the psu bad? Thanks for reading and any help you can provide. Boogers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wired Posted October 15, 2009 Share Posted October 15, 2009 Software's not reading them correctly. No way it would boot with those voltages. What does it say in the BIOS, or better yet, a multimeter? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
boogers Posted October 15, 2009 Author Share Posted October 15, 2009 Ok cool. Thanks for the reply. I checked in the bios and voltages looked good. Never even crossed my mind... Here's what I got: vcore = 1.35v 3.3 = 3.326v 5 = 4.919v 12 = 12.019 Sorry, I kinda flaked on this one. Thanks for your help! Boogers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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