ot, system voltages

ot, system voltages

[Gregory Nowak]

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Hi all.

I was just looking at my various voltages in the system, and was
wondering what is the min and max range for them? For example, my CPU
core is at +1.53v, +2.5V is at +2.54V, +3V is at +3.36V, +5V is
+5.28V, and +12V is at +11.95V.

These look like they're within a normal range to me, but I'd like some
reassurance. Also, my +12V is sometimes at +11.95V, and at other times
it is at +12.01V. Again, I think this is within a tolerable range, but
would still like to know if I should be worried or not? Does anyone
have some hard standard values on this stuff? Thanks in advance.

Greg


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Re: ot, system voltages

[Willem van der Walt]

How do you get these values?
Which program do you use?
TIA
Willem


On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Gregory Nowak wrote:

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> Hi all.
>
> I was just looking at my various voltages in the system, and was
> wondering what is the min and max range for them? For example, my CPU
> core is at +1.53v, +2.5V is at +2.54V, +3V is at +3.36V, +5V is
> +5.28V, and +12V is at +11.95V.
>
> These look like they're within a normal range to me, but I'd like some
> reassurance. Also, my +12V is sometimes at +11.95V, and at other times
> it is at +12.01V. Again, I think this is within a tolerable range, but
> would still like to know if I should be worried or not? Does anyone
> have some hard standard values on this stuff? Thanks in advance.
>
> Greg
>
>
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Re: ot, system voltages

[Gregory Nowak]

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In gnu/linux, there is a package called lm_sensors. I also have the
ability to hook up my braille blazer to the parallel port, and can
also get the values by using print screen from within my bios.

Greg



On Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 08:59:13AM +0200, Willem van der Walt wrote:
> How do you get these values?
> Which program do you use?
> TIA
> Willem
> 
> 

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