XSPCWire Sensor 10k

XSPC Wire Sensor 10K: The sensor is as described.The 2 pin connector is made for PC motherboards or temp control units.The quality is better than expected.It works great on an ASUS ROG Extreme motherboard.The temperature readings are accurate when compared to an infrared point temperature reader, the motherboard BIOS and Windows software.The length is perfect @ 50c. It reaches across the motherboard to the heat pipe on the GPU and the PSU or other devices.The shielding is nice. I may add extra heat sink material on the end of the shielding to the end of the connector. That's just a preference.I will buy from this seller and these wire sensors for my next PC build.

I am using this sensor to measure my GPU exhaust temperature and adjust my chassis fan speeds accordingly. It is working great so far, and let's me have the fan speed adjust accordingly and dropped my GPU temps and noise significantly.The sensor worked immediately, and I was able to configure the fan speed easy enough from my ASUS BIOS based on the sensor value. It tracks within 8-10 degrees of my core GPU temp, which I think is just expected based on the sensor location. The exhaust air will be cooler than the actual core temp.Mobo: ASUS B550-iGPU: Nvidia 3080 FECase: Sliger CL530

I am using the XSPC Wire Sensor with a iCUE Commander Core by Corsair. The fit to the two-pin connector was perfect. iCue Commander Core detected the sensor immediately and the sensor is giving an accurate ambient temperature inside my well-ventilated PC case.

Works great asus x370 prime. I needed something thin for monitoring my gpu radiator for a fan curve and this fit perfect between the rad fins. This is just a wire junction on kapton tape so it is fragile unlike the ones coated in epoxy. This is about the height of a atx mobo so if it is going further then that you may want an extention.

Accurate and ready to go in my PC

This " XSPC Wire Sensor 10K " works just fine to control my case fans connected to my " ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Hero X570 ATX Motherboard ." I've got it plugged into the T_Sensor connector at the lower-right of the motherboard and have strung it so the sensor hangs in the airstream between my CPU cooler and the back exit fan. It gives me a decent, meaningful temperature to use with my case fans' custom fan curve. I'm rating it at an Excellent 5 stars out of 5.

The sensor seems like a high-quality sensor. The braided cable is fabric and goes all the way into the connector. It's really nice.However, periodically it will just randomly start going crazy with the temps. It'll shoot up to 125 (which I think is its max) then drop down to 0. It'll do this in short waves probably 2 or 3 times over a few seconds, then settle back down to an accurate temp. It'll do this every 5-10 minutes or so. It is only a few seconds, so it doesn't really interfere with my application (using it to trigger my case fans) so I am ok with it. This would easily be a 5 star rating, though, because the cable itself is really high-quality.

I bought this for use with an ASUS z490 Prime board which has a 2pin thermocouple header. Works as intended to provide data and appears to be accurate when compared to other temperature probes.I wish it was a longer so I could've wrapped it behind the board and out of sight, but it reached the VRMs from the bottom of the board. It's sleeved, so visually it looks nice.

Good length to take readings nearly anywhere in your case, all it needs is a 2 pin temperature sensor connection on the board common on Asus motherboards (z370 and z390 tested) and others, they don't care about polarity so in this rare instance you can plug it in any way.BIOS will show temp readings, or HWinfo64 can pick them up on the Asus/Nuvoton chip, Hwinfo and others may not have that enabled by default as polling it frequently does have the potential to cause performance issues with other software, especially other sensor readers, I have no personal examples of that causing a problem so far however.

Cumple su funcion perfectamente

use this 10K heat sensor with my motherboard

It works perfectly, though I can't say much for it's accuracy without another method of testing for temperature.The fabric covered cable is actually a bit over-doing it with the quality.Il fonctionne parfaitement, mais je ne peux pas dire beaucoup pour sa précision sans aucune méthode de test de température.Le câble recouvert de tissu est en fait un peu dépassé avec la qualité.

Ho acquistato questo sensore di temperatura come ricambio dell'originale del Rheobus Scythe Kaze Master. Questi sensori sono davvero delicati e l'ultimo upgrade delle componenti del pc è stato fatale per il sensore dedicato alla vga. Il ricambio è ottimo, sicuramente migliore dell'originale in quanto ha una guaina aggiuntiva in tessuto che protegge il cavo da tagli accidentali nei Cabinet più angusti. Forse il prezzo per un solo sensore è un po alto, ma è giustificato dalla qualità. Nell'utilizzo il comportamento è ottimo, sensore preciso ed affidabile al pari dell'originale.