Can someone check my voltage numbers?

[goneblowitup]

Hey guys...I just had a question regarding my voltage numbers...I recently had to extend one of my power wires (my 8pin power wire) and unfortunately the hole I had initially drilled (which was for two 4 pins) did not fit my extension. So I proceeded to taking out each of the 8 wires and putting them back in on the other side. When I did that, three of the wires metal contacts did not come out with them, so I had to solder them individually and with the VERY tight space...I'm just not sure if they not make as great contact as they initially did. I was wondering if you guys could check out my voltage and see if anything looks funny..because I'm not sure what the values should be..

And I am currently not overclocking so everything is default...

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[Falkentyne]

Your 5v is 1v too high, way out of ATX spec, and ur 3.3v is a bit low and 12v is barely within spec.
And 1.06v for CPU?...I dont know default vids for core i7 but that seems...not right.

I say get a new PSU before you really damage something...

[goneblowitup]

THAT'S what I thought! You see I can do the whole putting it together stuff...but I'm not too familiar with how Much this voltage stuff can vary by...and something about this 6 volt thing sounds too wierd to me...

Is there ANY way the monitor is just reading it wrong? Or am a facked?


EDIT: and now every time I go to the voltage settings the program stops working..."not responding"....what does this mean?