Seems to me that you shouldn't have too much trouble at all returning it
for a voltage variance.
Goose
Jay Schlatter wrote:
Have and ASUS Mainboard that I just put in a new 350w Power Supply. After a couple of weeks the person calls and tells me that when she powers up she gets a hardware monitor failure. Come to find out, it is watching the voltage from the power supply, and everything looks good except that the -12v is actually reading -16.1v. Is this going to cause damage if I setup the monitor on the mainboard up to ignore it? Currently I put a different power supply in that is reading -11.9v, I am trying to figure out how hard it would be to return the power supply because of a voltage problem.
Thanks,
O. Jay Schlatter
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