DFI EXPERT and VDIMM ? ? ?

[kcnyc]

Can it be the PSU? I recently received a PSU for a review. It came on a very cold day. I took it upstairs opened the box and took it out to jump start it. And the PSU was mad cold, like ice. Measured the voltages.......
12V rail was at 13V+!!! And so did the other voltages. They were off by at least +0.7V.

I let it sit for a few mins in my house with an ambient temp of about 68F. And after about 1 hour - voltages were spot on 12V, 3V and 5V!

I guess if it is too cold the PSU has a boost in efficiency or something, but I can be wrong. Anybody can explain this?

[Lastviking]

Dani:

http://xtremesystems.org/forums/show...09&postcount=7

[Dani]

Ok, thanks, will measure VTT next time I try with cold air

But this is very weird behaviour, how about if I test my FX57 with DI and EXPERT do like this

Hmm, maybe it's safe to stay with SLI-D

[Dani]

I gonna test today with 12/07 BIOS and some cold air.
..and my Antec PSU is not modded to 24pin, it's original 20pin with 4pin +12V

[Eldonko]

I ran my Expert @ 0C ambient with no voltage issues. BIOS E1207. That is weird, hard to say if it's the board, but my $$ is on the PS.

[OnLine]

I ran my Expert @ 0C ambient with no voltage issues. BIOS E1207. That is weird, hard to say if it's the board, but my $$ is on the PS.

You mean PSU?
We got the same one so that should rule out the PSU as the cause of this Vdimm behavior.

What revision on your DFI expert board?
Mine is the AA0.

[Eldonko]

R.A02 and yep PSU.