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PowerAdjust 2 V drop

Samstag, 24. Januar 2015, 22:48

I have 2 Poweradjust 2's (connected to my 5LT) and each of them is powering a DDC pump. When I connect the pumps the Voltage drops from 12.0V to 11.7V-11.8V. Is this normal?

Same goes for my aquareo 5LT the fans are running on 11.1V

Sonntag, 25. Januar 2015, 02:17

Hi XenoMorpH,

It is normal for voltage to drop slightly under load. Depending on the load I've seen it drop from 0.2V to 0.6V below the input voltage. With that said, 11.1 seems a bit low, how many fans do you have connected?

Kind regards,
Boris.

Sonntag, 25. Januar 2015, 20:17

I'm running 3 GT's on 1 channel, 2 Corsairs FP's on a channel and 2 EK Vardar's on 1 channel. It's not that much compared to what I have seen others do... :|

Montag, 26. Januar 2015, 10:41

Yup, I have 5-6 GT's per channel and I don't see that kind of a drop. If you look here Martin made some tests and he reports his vdroop with different amount of fans attached.

Anyway, I would say that the voltage drop you're seeing on your PA2's is perfectly normal. The drop on your AQ5 is a bit strange for such a load.

Is your power supply struggling maybe?

Kind regards,
Boris.

Donnerstag, 29. Januar 2015, 00:10

I have tested a bit with some different types of molex cabels I have laying around, found out that some cable have influence on the vdroop. Maybe full-copper cables have less resistance than el-cheapo copper-look-a-like cables? The fans are now running perfectly at 11.9V...weird.

Tried the same on the PA2's, but the difference is minimal...0.1V at the most. Still running at 11.6-11.7V

Too bad....if you say it's normal for the PA2's to have a vdroop like this, then I have to live with that. tnx !

EDIT: I'm using a Corsair HX750i....pretty new PSU, so that's it's not it...

Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »XenoMorpH« (29. Januar 2015, 00:12)

Donnerstag, 29. Januar 2015, 09:43

It is entirely possible it could be the cable, it's great you managed to solve it.

Don't worry about the slight drop on your PA2's, that is perfectly normal.

Kind regards,
Boris.