problem of LOW voltage on USB ports of Intel 915GLVG mobos

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  1. - 9th January 2008, 20:52 #4
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    i'm curious to know how much current all USB device connected needs and how much your actual PSU can provide. Seems like a current protection, unsufficient or 'about to fail' psu to me.

    Check if your mother board have a Jumper for USB power. some allow you to change from Vusb to 5V (more specific term... but i never remind which one)

    EDIT: I've look to you Mobo manual.. yours don't seems to have that USB power source jumper
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