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  • pdavid
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Jan 2011
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    • Hungary
    #21
    Re: This Chieftec ATX-410-212 screams

    Originally posted by c_hegge
    11.8V on 12V1 and 12.0 on 12V2, when this is only a single rail PSU?
    Yeah, that thing is an overpriced paperclip. I got it used anyway. It's good for starting up psus and checking the power good and ok signals. For voltage measurements... it's unreliable.

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