OCCT and hwinfo64 both reads 10.610V on 12V rail.

mikmikmikmik · Tuesday at 13:55

Related questions about OCCT are in tis forum from 9years ago but do not answer my question.

OCCT and hwinfo64 reads 10.610V on 12V rail.

Multimeter reads 12V.

Network adapters (tried a few) have intermittent issues where I have to unplug the cable at both ends and then plug it into a different switch port and then plug the cable back into the network card.
Only then, do the switch LEDs start flashing.

The MB is ASUS M5A78L-M PLUS/USB3 if that helps at all.

The new computer correctly shows 12V with it's Motherboard being:

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Could cap or something be dodgy on od MB?

Thanks

Grimley · Tuesday at 17:42

Hello & Welcome back.

First I'd edit your post to remove your link as it mentions a competitor to OCUK, that is one of the forum rules.

2nd. I'd believe the Reading on the multimeter than software readings. Network issues on your old MB could be anything.

mikmikmikmik · Tuesday at 17:47

I apologise, I do not know how to edit it. I cannot see any way.

Grimley · Tuesday at 18:31

There is an Edit button in the bottom left hand corner of the original post, you should see it if you are logged in.

mikmikmikmik · Tuesday at 18:51

Nope don't see edit in the original post but do see edit in my later reply

Tetras · Wednesday at 14:40

mikmikmikmik said:
Could cap or something be dodgy on od MB?

If your computer is working fine and the multimeter confirms the voltage is correct then I'd just ignore the software readings. As your hardware ages and these tools are updated they will be less effectively calibrated and offer less support.

mikmikmikmik said:
Network adapters (tried a few) have intermittent issues where I have to unplug the cable at both ends and then plug it into a different switch port and then plug the cable back into the network card.

I doubt that is related.