Voltage guidelines
 

Does anyone no what the idaeal votages are form your powersupply?

I guess this changes system to system... Mine is a KT6 Delta MOBO with and Athlon 2500XP with 512 DDR ram

my voltages seem a little odd:

vcore 1.648
+5v 5.113
+12v 11.681
-12v 11.989
-5v None - Dont look non to good....

Battery 3.568

+5SB 4.896 -- What is this one

Many thanks in advance
Andy

Re: Voltage guidlins
 

I'm pleased to say I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about :)

Re: Voltage guidlins
 

voltage isnt static, its very much dependant on the load.

what amuses me is people get so hung up on this sort of stuff. At the end of the day if it works, leave it alone

Re: Voltage guidlins
 

Thats the problem gary, my machine isnt working properly, its occasionally just cutting out, i beleive its a power problem.

Im certianly not 'hung up' over it, and realise that it fluctuates quite a lot. but I do like to know as much as i can.

Many thanks
Andy

Re: Voltage guidlins
 

if you look on the MSI web site you can normally find the technical spec for the MOBO. In there it should give you the tolerances

Which KT6 Delta MOBO is it?

apologies for assuming that you were just fiddling with it :dunce:

Re: Voltage guidlins
 

Cheers gary, its the MS-6590 version 2...

gonna surf over to there site now..

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you believe but you are not sure :erm: , can you flesh out the symptoms a bit :)

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you can get the manula from here

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/suppor...UID=474&kind=1

im just having a look at it now

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hmm wish i could paul.. most of the time it happens when my back is turned at random times and for no reason... it just dies, I have to do a hard restart to get it to reboot afterwards, and there is no error log or anything, it literally just switches itself off.. I managed to recreate the problem by trying to run the CPU Multimedia benchmark in Sandra..

Re: Voltage guidlins
 

might be worth looking on their forum too. I know this is a K4 but there seems to be a lot of people talking about voltages and power supplies and driver issues