Yes, and testing with just a multimeter with the PSU forced on won't be useful test as it would just show the voltages the supply outputs when there is no load.OCCT has a punishing PSU load test that will load your components to draw the maximum power they are able to from the PSU but the only real way to test a PSU's rails is with a expensive test unit or with a multimeter.
Ah, that makes a lot more sense.I should have made it clear that I meant use the multimeter with OCCT loading the psu. Using a multimeter on a psu with no load would be pretty pointless.
And still wouldn't tell anything about ripple, which needs oscilloscope.
It should be 12V....tested the other pins and all were well within the limits apart from pin 11 which I believe should be the second +12v pin but was only showing 8.63v both loaded and at idle. I am not sure about this pin because I tested my old spare psu and that only showed 8.68v on pin 11. I have a 2021 Corsair RM850x on the way but that won't be here until Monday at the earliest. @EsaT I was just wondering about that pin 11, should it be showing 12v or not?