Hey all I was wondering if anyone had some experience with undervolted 12v rails. As above my 12v rail sits at 10.65 and I was wondering if it could be affecting my components. I have heard under 11.4/11.6 are bad. Right now I am a solid 4.0 at 1.45v but my temps are sketchy. I also see a lot of vcore movement under load. I would rather not talk about how unreliable my Raidmax 730w is, I would rather have some info about possible damage.
Sauerkraut
Everest and Speedfan, I figured it wasn't accurate because it never moves, I can give you a bios reading in a minute.
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Stop. Software readings are worthless.
Originally Posted by Sauerkraut  Everest and Speedfan, I figured it wasn't accurate because it never moves, I can give you a bios reading in a minute. |
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Yea, I assumed this, but my knowledge in Power and Volts is limited to wiring a house, not a computer. Bios read fine. Is there a program that reads directly from a Bios level? Or am I SOL on getting a reading under load?
Originally Posted by MR KROGOTH Stop. Software readings are worthless. |
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You'll have to get a multimeter.
Originally Posted by Sauerkraut Yea, I assumed this, but my knowledge in Power and Volts is limited to wiring a house, not a computer. Bios read fine. Is there a program that reads directly from a Bios level? Or am I SOL on getting a reading under load? |
I don't trust the around wire ones which is of course the only one I currently have access to, guess its time to invest in a real one.
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randomly choose any number from 10 to 12 and your guess will be as accurate as everest.
Originally Posted by Sauerkraut Interesting fact: I set my vcore to 1.425 from 1.45 and my 12v went up to 10.75 in everest. |
I already acknowledged that Everest was junk for power ratings, I was posting something I found awkward with how the software read the voltage.
Anything specific I should look for? As I said I have done a lot of wiring in houses and they are more often used to see if there IS power, not how much. Not sure if there are different brands/types that are more sensitive.
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