[Using Speccy to see if my PSU is failing]

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[Using Speccy to see if my PSU is failing]

Hello.

 

I have a CX430 Corsair PSU and my GFX card is a EVGA GeForce GTX 960 Superclocked Gaming ACX 2.0 2GB.  Last month, my monitors suddenly went to black.  I swapped in an older card (EVGA 650 Ti) and I had no issues.

 

I RMA'd the graphics card since I was still in warranty, and just got the replacement today.  I swapped it in and it's the same thing - black screens.  I put the 650 back in and had no issues.

 

Before I open a new RMA, I wanted to see if anything else could be causing it.

 

The recommended PSU for the GTX960 is 400W, and it was in there for almost 2 years without problems, however the PSU will be 4 years old in a few months.   I downloaded Speccy, and this is what it says for Volts in the Motherboard section.  What are the VINx fields telling me?

 

 

Voltage

CPU CORE 0.896 V

MEMORY CONTROLLER 1.032 V

AVCC 3.344 V

3VCC 3.328 V

VIN4 1.008 V

VIN6 0.952 V

VIN7 0.144 V

VIN8 0.896 V

VIN9 0.120 V

VIN10 1.008 V

VIN11 1.032 V

VIN12 0.952 V

VIN13 0.120 V

 

Thanks for taking a look