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FSP Silent Solution Kit with a 300w PSU.
http://www.xtr.me.uk/gallery/albums/Silent/psu.jpg
http://www.xtr.me.uk/gallery/albums/...2597.sized.jpg
http://www.xtr.me.uk/gallery/albums/...2602.sized.jpg
Can anyone explain why the -12 and -5 rail's are so low? (well so high cause its a negative figure).
Jon Fabricius @ HARDiNFO says:
Explanation - !
Jon Fabricius @ HARDiNFO says:
THE PSU sucks big time
Jon Fabricius @ HARDiNFO says:
Cheap mongo bongo -
I think it could well be MBM reporting it wrong, I get that with my 8RDA3+, the reading i get for my +3.3v is actualy the ram voltage.
If the rig is stable i wouldnt worry about it.
FSP aint that bad, Well according to EX OCs managment anyhow..., I ran one on a Overclocked 1700+ XP machine with no problems
yeh i thought that too... so i upgraded to the newer version of MBM5 to see if that resolved anything.Quote:
Originally posted by Platinum
I think it could well be MBM reporting it wrong, I get that with my 8RDA3+, the reading i get for my +3.3v is actualy the ram voltage.
If the rig is stable i wouldnt worry about it.
The rig is stable, but i'm reviewing the bit of kit so i need to know the ins and outs ;)
What mobo you running?
Intel Pentium 4 2.4GHz "Northwood" (533FSB)
Abit IT7-MAX2
Twinmos 512MB PC2100
Maxtor 120GB 8MB SATA
Albatron Geforce 4 MX480 (8x AGP)
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2 NX
Pioneer 105 DVD
Lite-On 24x CDRW
Samsung 181T TFT Monitor
Accent HTPC Case
Ive just tryed Sisoft and that gives the same misread reports as MBM so dunno what to suggest mate, Does that mobo come with the Winbond software you usualy get with Abit mobos?
SiSoftSandra
http://www.xtr.me.uk/gallery/albums/Silent/psu2.jpg
Winbond Hardware Monitor
http://www.xtr.me.uk/gallery/albums/Silent/psu3.jpg
No details on -5 and -12 rails :(
tried a multimeter yet?
no... ill probably blow myself up!!! and my PCQuote:
Originally posted by Stoo
tried a multimeter yet?
lol :D
Catch me on MSN in a bit Craig :)