Speedfan Power Supply Readings. Should I be worried?

[Trace]

If you look, my readings appear to be way out of whack. How accurate are these and should I be worried?

http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii232/TraceHagan/speedfan.png

If you want anything else, let me know!
Thanks
Trace

[Crazy Buddhist]

Either your PSU is seriously screwed or that software is. Try some other monitoring software and see what you get.

CB

[Cheron]

Yes try some other software. but I use speedfan too and had always stable readings from it what brand Psu do you have??

[crenn]

Those readings may not be accurate since they're taken from your motherboard. Only way to be sure is to use a multimeter.

[Trace]

It's an Ultra. Not the best, but not bad.
I'll find some other software. Any suggestions?

[crenn]

Stuff software, go straight to hardware!

[Trace]

Ok, I will a little later. Thanks for the suggestions guys

[FuzzyPlushroom]

Precisely. My old motherboard insisted it was getting 5.84v out of the 12v rail... I chose to ignore it.

If your voltages really were that far off, the computer wouldn't be running stably, if at all.

[nevermind1534]

I use speedefan and just ignore the voltages that are way off. Did you send a bug report? He gets back to mine right away. I think that the best software means of measuring the voltages is usually with a tool that comes on the driver CD for your motherboard, unless you have winx64 or linux.