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System Name | HP Z800 |
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Processor | Intel Xeon X5560 @2.8 GHz (dual processor) |
Motherboard | HP |
Cooling | OEM |
Memory | 6x Hynix PC3-10700 4GB ECC Buffered RAM, 24GB total |
Video Card(s) | Dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 465 (SLI) |
Storage | Dual RAID0 Western Digital 10K RPM SAS drives |
Display(s) | 1x Samsung 27" LCD, 1x Samsung 24" LED |
Case | HP |
Audio Device(s) | Creative Sound Blaster Xi-Fi |
Power Supply | 1.1KW HP Power Supply |
Software | Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit |
I just picked up a Corsair CX430 430W power supply from newegg for $24.99 after rebate to replace a crappy PSU for my home server that came with the case (the case + PSU was $29.99, the PSU was really loud and only came with 2 SATA connectors).
Anyway, the new PSU just arrived from newegg and I hooked it up to my Antec PSU tester (multimeter is at home) and it's showing that the 3.3V rail is out of spec by almost 20%. Everything else looks fine, it's just the 3.3V rail that is out of spec. Is this going to cause any issues or should I just RMA this back to Corsair?
Anyway, the new PSU just arrived from newegg and I hooked it up to my Antec PSU tester (multimeter is at home) and it's showing that the 3.3V rail is out of spec by almost 20%. Everything else looks fine, it's just the 3.3V rail that is out of spec. Is this going to cause any issues or should I just RMA this back to Corsair?