[Rik]

What does everest say about the +12volts?

You need to use a combination of software to be sure of a result really!

[Spleenharvester]

I can't find where to get everest, but pc alert 4 says it's 12.09v.

[Rik]

http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html is a good place to get everest from.

[Daveskater]

Originally Posted by Albert Lionheart

This PSU is temperature controlled and will tend to behave just like a laptop cooling system - which often means that you will get 'running on' when powering off.

I used to have an Enermax PSU like this, if it was over 40C inside the PSU, the fans would run for a couple of mins after the PC shut down.

Put your specs into here and see what it says, then add about 30% to what it gives you, this is the least power you'd want your PSU to have.

[Spleenharvester]

I downloaded it, and it said '13.86v' (on startup it said 'DMI accuracy not guarenteed', not sure if this is related)

EDIT:BIOS reading 11.985

P.S. Apparently when I added 30% to 288w I got roughly 355w. 15w spare.