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January 7th 04, 05:38 PM
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Read somwhere that the 2600+ runs on the +5v rail?
As I am on a tight budget, I placed a second old psu in my case, this
psu 'only' poweres 2 HD, 1 CDRW, 7 fans. The other cpu powers 'only' the motherboard. Now I was wondering if my voltages are oke, I noticed the + 5V is still pretty low. These are my voltages under prime's torture test in aida32: +3.3v -- +3.36v +5v -- +4.51v +12v -- +13.06v -12v -- -12.91v -5v -- -4.82 Don't know anything about electronics so maybe this is a very stupid question but, but can I connect the +5v from the second psu to the motherboard connector to get it higher? Are my other voltages normal? My specs: 2600+ on asus A7N8X-X running 2256Mhz (10.5x216@1,8vcore) 768MB Adata pc3200 vdimm 2.8v Overclocked Geforce 4 MX 440 128mb 8x Sorry for the long post. -- Ugh! 
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