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12 volt rail different in bios....
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12 volt rail different in bios....
My 12 volt rail says 12.2 in the bios but in speedfan it only says like 11.86, what should i believe?
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You should believe that it is close enough to not really matter. If it were a lot more difference then I would be concerned. The programs that give readings and arent perfect so I would expect them to be a little off. The only true way to get the right readings is with a volt meter.
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unfortunately - neither? only way to accurately measure 12v voltage is with a voltmeter...
but of the 2, truts the bios...speedfan does not always accurately read
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IMO, tHe best way to check the voltage on the rails is by using a volt meter.
My BIOS reports the 12v rail @ 11.75v, but it's really @ 12.12v when under load
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