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Adelorid

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  1. Hmm, okay. I would certainly expect such a "discrepancy" from a cheap power supply for $ 10, but from a power supply with a platinum certificate ... I'm sad :(
  2. Dear friends, thank you for the answears. I made measurements using a multimeter (UNI-T UT61E, True RMS, 22k counts) on an ATX 24-pin connector connected to the motherboard. No load, just desktop Windows: 3.3v - 3.276v 12v - 12.095v With load, 3DMark TimeSpy Stress test: 3.3v - 3.259v 12v - 12.066v Load - 8700k stock, 1080ti, 1 SSD, 2 HDD. Yet it seems to me that the voltage on the 3.3v line is "undervalued"
  3. Hello dear friends ! About a year, I am the owner of a power supply HX850i. But I noticed that after a year of use, in the monitoring program HWinfo64, you can notice a noticeable drop in the 12 volt line and the 3.3 volt line. At the same time in the Corsair iCue program, there are no changes, the voltages are indicated as if they are reference and everything is fine. Tell me please, is this normal ?
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