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    Posted: 23 Jul 2017 at 8:29pm

I've been just build my new PC based on Ryzen platform. Here's the specs:

Mainboard: Asrock X370 Gaming X
CPU: AMD Ryzen R5-1600
RAM: 2x4GB Gskill Ripjaws V
GPU: MSI GTX1060 OC Tiger 6Gb
SSD: Kingston 128GB
PSU: Xigmatek Shogun II 600W
OS: Win 10 Creators (with latest update & all driver installed)

But when I open AIDA64, it shows the 5V+ and 12V+ which is overcurrent as picture below (5.6 & 14Volt). I'm so scared. Please help me.

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5V (max 5.25V) and 12V (max 12.6V) voltages are out of ATX spec, RMA your PSU and buy something like:
Corsair RMx Series RM650x
EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G2(G3) 650W


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Are you using an aup to date version of AIDA64 ?
Maybe check in another tool like Hwmonitor (http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html).

If it shows the same in hwmonitor and latest version of AIDA you should really get your PSU replaced.

Originally posted by noneis noneis wrote:

and buy something like:
Corsair RMx Series RM650x
EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G2(G3) 650W


Corsair and EVGA are a good choice, i would add beQuiet.
But 650W is WAY too much for this system. Even 400W would be more than enough for the components in this system, but I would recommend getting a 500-550W in case you want to get a bigger graphics card or upgrade the CPU one day.

EVGA SuperNOVA G3 550W          <-Top Quality, my personal recommendation
Corsair RMx Series RM550x 550W        <-also very good choice, top warranty

beQuit! Pure Power 10-CM 500W     <-top bugdet PSU
beQuit! Pure Power 10 500W     <-same but cheaper, if you dont care for cable management


Edited by BoneCrusherXes - 23 Jul 2017 at 9:58pm
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Yeah I'd do what BoneCrusher suggested.. Make sure your aida64 is up to date.. 
Otherwise it looks like your PSU is seriously running out of atx spec.

Another great option for PSU if they're available in your country, is the Seasonic X650 series, or Focus Plus ssr-650fx series, both are 80+Gold Cert. 
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Hi there, replaced by a Seasonic 520W and nothing's change.

AIDA64 is up-to-dated :(
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Minh Khang, I have the latest AIDA64 Beta, v5.92.4321.  Please click Help/Check for Updates and DL the Beta.  If you still see these strange numbers, then click on Report/Submit  Report to FinalWire.  I suspect you are seeing problems in AIDA64 as I did when my Ryzen/M-Board were new.  Please let us know what you learn.  Thanks and enjoy, John.
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Actually, what BIOS version are you running on your board?  Is it the most recent, or is it the one that came with it?

CPU-Z screenshot is showing 1.00, so that may also be an issue.


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@Minh Khang
when you go into the BIOS and enter the HWMonitor section, are the voltages shown there as high as in AIDA?
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I goes to the HWMonitor section but it seems to be there's no voltages displayed

but into the UEFI user interface i can't find them anywhere
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Originally posted by Minh Khang Minh Khang wrote:

I goes to the HWMonitor section but it seems to be there's no voltages displayed

but into the UEFI user interface i can't find them anywhere


Right now, I'm thinking it's an issue with the sensor readings from the default bios that your board is using, not translating well to AIDA64's reading code. 

If your motherboard currently has the option to flash the bios from within the bios usually called instant flash, then I'd suggest downloading and updating to the most recent bios for your motherboard, which is version 3.00. 

If your bios doesn't have the option to instant flash from the bios, you'll have to use the DOS bios flash method to upgrade to version 1.10 and then upgrade to 3.00 from within that bios version. 

If that doesn't fix the bad power readings, it could be possible you have a bad motherboard, but it's really hard to say at this point. 
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