Psu power outputs

Hi all
I was just wondering how i tell what the power output readings are taken (without a multi meter as i lost mine ages ago)im running pc alert4 and know the program doesnt read temps well but what it does say is
Vcore 1.78
3.3v 3.26-3.28v
+5v 4.89v
12v 11.46-11.48v
do these seem ok as im keeping tabs on my cheap psu as my last one was murder.
its also says 28c cpu and 36-38c sys which is tallying with bios so it doesnt appear to do to bad a reading temps from what i heard pc alert sucked :D
billy

Hi all
wonkanoby youve got a point monitering it while playing would be tricky
cheers wonkanoby i have now a good idea what psu power output standards are.
billy

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