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P3B-F HW Monitor alert
21.04.09 at 00:03:44  
I am testing an ASUS P3B-F motherboard and I keep getting a POST notification that there is an alert.  When I go into the HW Monitor in the BIOS, it shows my -5V reading as
-6.19V
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I tried a few times to reboot after changing the board's settings to default, but no change in the Voltage reading.

Any suggestions or ideas?
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Re: P3B-F HW Monitor alert
Reply #1 - 21.04.09 at 00:46:45  
Try changing your PSU.
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Reply #2 - 21.04.09 at 03:47:15  
Ah ok.  I will try that.

I was reading here: http://www.asktheramguy.com/v3/showthread.php?t=63188
and it was suggested to use a Digital Mulitmeter to find out the true value.

Update:  no issues with a second psu.  -5.01  

guess that other psu is out the door.
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Reply #3 - 21.04.09 at 17:56:49  
most new PSU dont have -5Volts
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Reply #4 - 22.04.09 at 00:08:01  
OLD PSU:  PC Power & Cooling 480W - Bought new last year & used about 10 times....

REPLACEMENT PSU - Ultra 500W - Bought used last year off ebay.

I don't know enough about PSUs too, so that's why I asked for some help.

I'm glad it's an issue with a PSU instead of the P3B-F.
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