Question Are these voltages good ?

[PcFreekByNature]

https://mega.nz/file/H2h13aiQ#OAT6DcfZaKuUD78yjc7sdxnNkz8k0xTVCs325lUK0kQ


I just want to know why it's so low. My PSU is 850w

 

[Lutfij]

My PSU is 850w
850W is the advertised wattage of the unit. What is the make, model and age of the PSU?

 

[PcFreekByNature]

I have a Segotop 850W

 

[JayGau]

I have a Segotop 850W

This PSU would not go into my computer even if I was paid to do it.

 

[PcFreekByNature]

Savage lol it was cheap

 

[alceryes]

Segotep is definitely not the best, although Luke did list some of them in the B tier range.
Which Segotep do you have? Specific model info needed.

 

[PcFreekByNature]

Segotep GM850 Power Supply 850W

 

[PcFreekByNature]

i have i7-14700kf on 420 rad. rtx 3080 ti on 420 seperate rad. 32 gb ddr5 5600mhz

 

[alceryes]

...it was cheap

This is very bad thinking when considering PSUs.

The PSU both supplies power to all your components and is your component's first line of defense against power issues.

Some consider that PSU ok, but I don't know anything about that mfg. to make any recommendation, except to say that that PSU would not go in any of my rigs.

Edit - as far as voltages go, load up HWiNFO64 (sensors only, logging on) and get 30 minutes of gaming/work logged. Upload the log file somewhere we can grab it (without logging in) and we'll see how the voltages look.

 

[liberty610]

I have a Segotop 850W

I have built hundreds of systems over the last 15 years. Even as far back as 2012 when GPU's where not as power hungry as they are, I would NEVER skimp out on the PSU. With the delicate and often expensive components in a system, a solid PSU is hands down the number one priority to ALWAYS go with the best quality and wattage for your system. It's the ONE part I refuse to ever skimp out on when doing any build.