Voltage on motherboard of RX 402

[Noel]

I use PC Probe firom Asus tek and i read a tension of 15V for 12V. The RED is in use.
First Can I use PC probe for this MB?
Secund If yes; what I must do?

Thanks for the reponse. Alain Noel :smileyrolling_eyes:

[William]

Hi Alain,

I do not know if there is any specific reason why you should not use PC-Probe. As I do not own a Sony Desktop I do not know who manufactured your motherboard. If it was not Asustech then I would be suspicious of the results.

You do not say whether your PC has been and continues to work OK.

As you can obviously install and use PC Probe I guess the answer is probably yes.

I would uninstall PC Probe and pretend I had never used it.

BUT its not my computer.

Regards,

William

[kee-lo_]

To be honest, I wouldn't really play around with voltages, unless you really know what you are doing. I would just make sure the system is working fine and don't fix whats not broken.

[William]

Poor Noel,

He waits a week for an answer and gets two in 15 minutes!

Guess thats life.

I agree, if it ain't broke don't fix it.

William

[VAIOneer]

I agree, if its not broken don't fix it....

But, just to be safe, try Motherboard Monitor and see what voltage readings it gives

15v on a 12v line does sound a tad excessive

[kee-lo_]

15v on a 12v line does sound a tad excessive

Agreed, it should be around 11?

[VAIOneer]

Well actually funnily enough it should really be around 12v (hence the reason its called a 12v line)!

[kee-lo_]

Kee-Lo slaps his head, duh !

[William]

All you ever wanted to know and more

Definitive Guide to Motherboard Voltages:

http://www.pcguide.com/ref/power/sup/funcVoltages-c.html

[Noel]

THanks for the responess.
I use Pc probe from Asus tek because the MM of vaio RX 402 is a Asus card. 7N266 VX. But the Asus sit don't give utilisation or infomation for this MM.
For the MMB I have some problems because I don't know the CI of MM.

Regards