Red Voltages in BIOS

[srijanbhatia]

So my computer would shut down 10 minutes into a game, every time! I thought it was over heating so I increased the fan speeds, turned up my GPU fan to 100% and it would still shut down. Then I thought maybe something is wrong with RealTemp and it is not giving me accurate temps, so I decided to check the temps in the BIOS, only to find all the voltages written in Red. I am pretty sure Red means bad, but I really need help to understand how bad? I am attaching a photo of what the page looked like.

 

Please help. Any help is appreciated 

 

Thank you in advance

[Enderman]

Bad as in you are going to fry your motherboard and all of your components.

Change your PSU asap.

[Profquast]

Looks like your PSU is giving off totally wrong voltages, or at least the BIOS thinks so. If your motherboard has V checkpoints and you have a multimeter, try those and if it also gives wrong voltages your PSU is dead.

[srijanbhatia]

Okay! Officially scared now. I don't think my motherboard has V checkpoints (Sabertooth X58) but I did however download HWMonitor. Don't know how reliable that is, but here is a screenshot for the same! 

Also, if I have to buy a new PSU, should I get one with more power or is this just a faulty piece? 
 
I am using:
Sabertooth x58
i7 930 (Not overclocked)
EVGA GTX 560 Ti (Not Overclocked)
Corsair H60
Coolermaster Silent Pro M 600W

[SparkySamZa]

you should be fine with another 600W PSU , just get a better made on like the Cs600M or CX600m from corsair , 14 V on the 12 v rail = bye bye motherboard , but looks like the Voltage controller and surge protection seem to be keeping that system alive for now , and also the 3.3 is unvoted :L wow yer new psu ASAP 

[srijanbhatia]

Blah. I guess I should do that before I kill everything. I guess I will try for an RMA first. 

 

Thanks a lot guys. Really appreciate it.   

[srijanbhatia]

So I have decided to get a new PSU. And I picked the Corsair RM750. Corsair because, it's Corsair, I trust them and they have good RMA here in India. And 750 for the sole purpose of future proofing.

 

There is not a lot of difference between 650 and 750 price wise so I think it makes more sense, but I am open to suggestions. If you know how the PSU is, and if it is a good option or not. Do tell

 

Thank you 

[Mateyyy]

So I have decided to get a new PSU. And I picked the Corsair RM750. Corsair because, it's Corsair, I trust them and they have good RMA here in India. And 750 for the sole purpose of future proofing.

 

There is not a lot of difference between 650 and 750 price wise so I think it makes more sense, but I am open to suggestions. If you know how the PSU is, and if it is a good option or not. Do tell

 

Thank you 

Great choice!