help: monitor power supply lines
Robin Laing
Robin.Laing at drdc-rddc.gc.ca
Tue Apr 22 16:38:39 UTC 2008
yordy wrote:
> hi, there is any application for monitor x volt lines of my power
> supply? under windows i have a sw by intel that come with my
> motherboard. but under linux i don't know how to do that. any body
> know a application for that?
>
> recently i assembled my new pc: - intel board DG33BU - intel core 2
> duo E6750 - 2 GB ddr2 kingston KVR667D2N5 - western digital caviar
> 160 gb WD1600AAJS - lg dvd-rw 20X
>
> i buy a power supply pure power TR2 430W of thermaltake
> (http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/product/Power/tr2power/w006970/w006970.asp)
> but under windows many warnings bring to me:
>
> [Processor Vccp] out of recommended interval.(0,000 V) [+3.3 Volts]
> out of recommended interval.(0,000 V) [+12 Volts] out of recommended
> interval.(0,000 V)
>
> many people say to me that this power supply is fine for the hw that
> i have, but, i need more that 430W?
>
> i need a sw for monitor power supply lines under linux to check this
> here again.
>
> greetings
>
>
>
>
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>
First, don't fully trust the voltages provided by the motherboard. If
you need accurate voltages, you have to adjust (Calibrate) the voltages
to an accurate reading. I ran through this with two power supplies that
the MB said were good but had 5V rails that were .5 volts low. One DVD
burner later I found out.
Install lm-sensors and either ksensors or gnome-applet-sensors. You can
adjust the accuracy of the sensors by playing with the configuration files.
http://www.lm-sensors.org/
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Robin Laing
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