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  1. Taniss99
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    There's nothing with volt values in the left most column :/
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  3. Taniss99
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    I'm still blue screening, with two more BSODs, each with a new error code. Don't know what to make of them.
    I had a day or so without any blue screens where just before I had reinstalled the majority of my drivers, but that evidently didn't work as I just blue screened repeatedly recently. I wasn't doing anything different during that time as far as I know, as well. And I'm fairly certain it's not a heat issue, as during that time my heat was higher than it normally is, as the other day the outside temperature was extraordinarily hot, and now I have the AC on. But none of this actually indicates the the problem actually is.
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  4. ICIT2LOL
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    Taniss99 said:
    There's nothing with volt values in the left most column :/
    Sorry late reply I still do not understand why that HW Info is not showing up the 12v rail?? especially in that section or anywhere.

    Are you able to check the volts with digital multimeter at the 24 pin power socket??
    see this excellent tutorial PSU - Test DC Output Voltage
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  6. ICIT2LOL
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    Taniss99 said:
    There's nothing with volt values in the left most column :/
    Sorry late reply I still do not understand why that HW Info is not showing up the 12v rail?? especially in that section or anywhere.

    Are you able to check the volts with digital multimeter at the 24 pin power socket??
    see this excellent tutorial https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/301799-psu-test-dc-output-voltage.html
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