noobclocker1277

it is mainly my 12v i am looking at, seems alittle high

Edit: yes i am watching family guy at the min

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ChrisB17

Looks OK imo.

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Jtwizzle

12.88 is above the ATX spec of 5% tolerance (11.4v-12.6v on +12v). So either faulty software reading(which is more likely the case), or a faulty PSU. A surefire way to tell is to check using a digital multimeter which can be found at most hardware stores.

Also you can check up in your BIOS readings on your rails. BIOS tend to be more accurate than software readings, but not as accurate as a DMM.

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ChrisB17

I think its just the software. It came up like that on my old pc.

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Dopamin3

The only thing that matters is load voltage really. Load up prime95 and see if anything goes out of whack. You are close enough to the +/- 5% I would not worry.

noobclocker1277

multi meters are quite exspensve round here

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Jtwizzle

The thing to worry about is likely software readings could be far off from what they actually are..


Well load up your BIOS and check, most BIOS usually have the readings.

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I wouldn't worry. Software readings are usually inaccurate.