Question about Thermaltake W0009R PurePower Silent 420W Dual Fan ATX Power Supply (Retail) (CSPSTT420009) Power Supply
Hi. I have a problem with my VCore voltage. The 3.3V is at 2.64V and shows red in the Bios. At start up I get the message: Hardware Monitor found an error. What also happens is that after a while of working on my PC, my screen shuts down. It looks like the PC is still working - it's just that the screen goes black. The little green light on the screen (next to the on/off button) goes red. Is this related to the VCore voltage problem or is it something else? I have taken it in to two different computer repair places and they cant find the problem.
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After working awhile on CPU the screen freezes so nothing can be done.
My vcore voltage showsh even worse, when that happens - 2.47-2.48v. Must be 3.3v.
But in the beginning it shows 3.32v and everything is fine.
3.3v supply has a thermoload on it , first power up motherboard if you can, One of the plug in pcb's has a 2 pin connector possible labled P14 on it this is a 3.3v sence connection. tell me if you disconnect it does the power supply shut down. Do not re connect this P14 connector with power connected to power supply. Let me know.
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