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Panzer16 · 12-09-2007, 01:56 AM

Man, the current PSU I am using is 300 watts and like you rightly said it's living on the edge. My other PSU is of 350 watts which I need to get fixed. Don't you think 350 would be enough to bring that 2.992 or 3.0 v figure to 3.3 and above?

Like I said I just want to bring this 3.0 figure above 3.3 v. That's all.

But when I put my 350 one in my computer even the other figures are coming below 5 and 12 in the other departments and there is no improvement in the 3.0 issue too. So that's why I am planning to take my 350 watts PSU to a PSU repair man and see if he could make it give out the right voltage as it should.

12-09-2007, 01:56 AM	#8 (permalink)
Panzer16 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 33 OS: XP-Service pack two or above	Re: How can I tell what rps my Hard disk is? Man, the current PSU I am using is 300 watts and like you rightly said it's living on the edge. My other PSU is of 350 watts which I need to get fixed. Don't you think 350 would be enough to bring that 2.992 or 3.0 v figure to 3.3 and above? Like I said I just want to bring this 3.0 figure above 3.3 v. That's all. But when I put my 350 one in my computer even the other figures are coming below 5 and 12 in the other departments and there is no improvement in the 3.0 issue too. So that's why I am planning to take my 350 watts PSU to a PSU repair man and see if he could make it give out the right voltage as it should.