That's what I would do, but I'm not a hardware expert, just very cautious ;-)
I guess worth seeing if you can borrow a spare PSU to swap in and see if it makes any difference, as it might just about be a fault in the board itself (or in whatever meter is doing the measuring)...
Depends whether it's possible for a local voltage increase to arise from increased resistance. All kinds of things could cause increased resistance...
Might be worth getting a voltmeter and checking whether the 5V lines straight out of the power supply are really at 5V or not. If they are, I wouldn't replace it.
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I guess worth seeing if you can borrow a spare PSU to swap in and see if it makes any difference, as it might just about be a fault in the board itself (or in whatever meter is doing the measuring)...
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Depends whether it's possible for a local voltage increase to arise from increased resistance. All kinds of things could cause increased resistance...
Might be worth getting a voltmeter and checking whether the 5V lines straight out of the power supply are really at 5V or not. If they are, I wouldn't replace it.
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