Thermal sensor connector

[AlwaysHope]

Does anyone know where I can get one of these from with the relevant connector as outlined in this page from my motherboard manual?
I looked on amazon, ebay & staticIce but no luck! It's not included in the package contents as listed in the manual.
Thanks.

 

[basco]

i don't know if its exactly the same as on asus but i would not bother.
on today's motherboards normally have so much sensors that there really is no need for more-can i ask ya where ya would put them?

and they are not very accurate too. it´s more of a gimmick.

but they are included with nearly all high priced and to overclockers targeted mainboards like asus apex or even my old x99 sabertooth has them.
i would give ya mine but too far away so maybe you know someone with an older asus oc board in your region

Amazon.de : Asus Temperatursensor 2-Pin

 

[toilet pepper]

Does anyone know where I can get one of these from with the relevant connector as outlined in this page from my motherboard manual?
I looked on amazon, ebay & staticIce but no luck! It's not included in the package contents as listed in the manual.
Thanks.

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That's called a thermal probe/sensor. Did a quick google search with "pc thermal probe" and I got a lot of results of what you need. That's particularly helpful for watercooling and checking liquid temps but for normal air cooling the component sensors would be more than enough.

 

[AlwaysHope]

i don't know if its exactly the same as on asus but i would not bother.
on today's motherboards normally have so much sensors that there really is no need for more-can i ask ya where ya would put them?

and they are not very accurate too. it´s more of a gimmick.

but they are included with nearly all high priced and to overclockers targeted mainboards like asus apex or even my old x99 sabertooth has them.
i would give ya mine but too far away so maybe you know someone with an older asus oc board in your region

Amazon.de : Asus Temperatursensor 2-Pin

Thanks, want to use it to check RAM temps.

That's called a thermal probe/sensor. Did a quick google search with "pc thermal probe" and I got a lot of results of what you need. That's particularly helpful for watercooling and checking liquid temps but for normal air cooling the component sensors would be more than enough.

It's a pity that the component sensors do not cover RAM temps.

 

[Keullo-e]

Thanks, want to use it to check RAM temps.


It's a pity that the component sensors do not cover RAM temps.

My older RAM kit (G.Skill Value DDR4-2400 4x4) had thermal sensors. I can't remember having thermal sensors on any other RAM I've ever had.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

I'm actually using my MB temp sensor for my ram, which is 35c with PC idle.

 

[AlwaysHope]

I'm actually using my MB temp sensor for my ram, which is 35c with PC idle.

Curios, how can the mobo temp sensor be on the RAM stick? getting the temp from the actual source would be the best way to go imo.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Curios, how can the mobo temp sensor be on the RAM stick? getting the temp from the actual source would be the best way to go imo.

Got the sensor stuck into a gap in the ram stick

 

[Caring1]

My older RAM kit (G.Skill Value DDR4-2400 4x4) had thermal sensors. I can't remember having thermal sensors on any other RAM I've ever had.

Same on my Thermaltake Ram, has built in thermal sensors.
edit: I'm sure I have a thermal sensor somewhere that I never used, if I could find it i'd mail it to you, but so far no luck.

 

[basco]

crucial did this way back in 2010 on their ddr3 ballistix series.

Ballistix Downloads: 3D Print Files

Ballistix Downloads: 3D Print Files

eu.crucial.com

 

[Mussels]

I had a post written here, forgot to hit the button


Oh well - normally, you get a 2 pin connector like this with a 100K thermistor at the end. (in this image, with a fitting for a waterblock)


Are you sure yours needs the odd white plug? Looking on amazon (2 pin thermistor) i'm seeing both types cheap and common


Edit: oh thats right, the other part of the post is that corsairs RAM has had temp sensors in their entire DDR4 RGB lineup

 

[AlwaysHope]

Same on my Thermaltake Ram, has built in thermal sensors.
edit: I'm sure I have a thermal sensor somewhere that I never used, if I could find it i'd mail it to you, but so far no luck.

PM me if you find it.

 

[Caring1]

PM me if you find it.

I'm pretty sure I left it in the box with one of the old Motherboards I sold a while back as original equipment now.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

PM me if you find it.

There is an aquacomputer device called a vision, i have one. There is a temp sensor for it which has the same connector as your motherboard input.

https://www.aquatuning.co.uk/water-...acomputer-temperature-sensor-70-cm-for-vision

 

[AlwaysHope]

I'm pretty sure I left it in the box with one of the old Motherboards I sold a while back as original equipment now.

You sell your old boards? keep them as mementoes of fun times!