That's pretty low, but if it's stable then it aint broke
It likely means your PSU isn't up to the task of running that system, and it's probably being stressed quite a bit and could lead to an earlier demise.
Ignore the -12 readings, I've rarely seen those read accurately by any motherboard.
It's considered a "generic" psu by most standards, and even though the 'theoretical' load is 24A on that 12v line, it's obviously not delivering them...
So, you have the option of returning it knowing there's a pretty serious problem, or possibly eating any return money and opening it to find/adjust any 'pots' on the internal circuit board (to force the 12v higher). I'd opt to either send it back or find someone to sell it to and get a decent 400watt antec psu.
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-12 should be close to -12.00v
it shows up in bois as 11.36 for +12v
It likely means your PSU isn't up to the task of running that system, and it's probably being stressed quite a bit and could lead to an earlier demise.
Ignore the -12 readings, I've rarely seen those read accurately by any motherboard.
Yikes, that's bad news then...
What are you running on your molex connectors anyway? A portable /dc television??
16x dvd rom
24x12x40 cdrw
60gig WD
20gig Maxtor
3 80mm fans
Shuttle AK37GT2
AMD 1800+
768 pc-2100
So, you have the option of returning it knowing there's a pretty serious problem, or possibly eating any return money and opening it to find/adjust any 'pots' on the internal circuit board (to force the 12v higher). I'd opt to either send it back or find someone to sell it to and get a decent 400watt antec psu.