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Old 06-03-2009, 21:30   #9
Matth
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Re: PSU voltage rails a bit low?

That 5V rail looks like possible system crash level.

One thing to check, feel the PSU outflow, if the fan is failing, you will feel heat but no flow, I've seen PSUs throw irregular voltages when cooking due to a stalled fan, and they sometimes survive for a while if the demand does not cause an immediate burnout.
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