Faulty power supply?

[froloz]

Hello,

Is my power supply faulty, see below

Hardware monitor
1.31 Volts (CPU VCORE)
4.02 Volts (VIN1)
3.33 Volts (+3.3V)
6.80 Volts (+5V)
12.61 Volts (+12V)
-6.14 Volts (-12V)
-16.19 Volts (-5V)
6.42 Volts (+5V VCCH)
3.34 Volts (VBAT)

tq

 

[Rugger]

Those readings have the 5V too high (4.75V-5.25V is the tolerance range) and your 12V is a little high (11.4V-12.6V is the tolerance range). Don't worry about the -12V or -5V. You may be getting innacurate readings from HW Monitor. Your mobo mfr likely has a utility that allows you to monitor voltages; I would download/use it. Is your system stable?

 

[Rugger]

What PSU? What are the rest of your system specs?

 

[froloz]

Hm yes the system is not stable. After i check with asus pc probe, the 3v and 12v voltage seem to fall within tolerance range. Maybe something else heh not sure

 

[froloz]

My psu is silverstone strider 560w. other pc spec amd phenom 2 710, asus 785g mobo, radeon 4850, 2 hdd and 1 optical drive and thats about it.

 

[username-taken]

That asus probe, is it a real multimeter or a software solution?
The software meters are not always accurate. If those readings are accurate though, then yeah you probably need to see for a new PSU.
the important readings are just too high.

 

[froloz]

asus probe is just the software meter for the mobo. The reading from my first post is from HWMonitor.

 

[Rugger]

Nice PSU and more than sufficient for your system. Are your temps good? Have you recently updated drivers, windopws update or made any hardware changes? Looking for a change in the system that may be associated with your instability...

What are the symptoms of your instability? have you checked your system event log for errors?

 

[froloz]

No change whatsoever. I kinda dunno what to see from the event viewer so many error haha

 

[froloz]

Under heavy load, they system is not stable at all. the system doesnt bsod, it just froze with random color and restart. Sometime i need to turn off the power supply before i can switch the pc back on

 

[Rugger]

You're looking for system events that are immediately followed by a system shutdown/reboot.