XSPC Wire Sensor 10K (5060175584175) Replacement Temperature Sensor 12 Month Warranty

Simple straightforward device so not too much to say. I purchased it to connect to the temperature sensing port on my Asus Proart Z790 motherboard to allow fan speed control based on hard drive temperature. Attached to the location that WD recommends and connected it to the motherboard and it's worked flawlessly.The thermistor is in a thin 1" section at the end of the cable so it's easy to attach to anything you'd like to measure. Cable is durable but flexible enough to route through the case.In hindsight would have been nicer to have something a little longer, but it's as advertised so I can't fault them. Measure where you need to put it and make sure there will be enough length as motherboard manufacturers don't always put the jack in a great place.

I purchased this temperature sensor in order to have the side fans of my Fractal North case be controlled by my GPU. I have been using this sensor for 3 months now without issue. The quality of this sensor is very good and exceeded my expectations. Since I had no way in BIOS or the control software to have it talk to the GPU, I used this temp sensor instead. Installation was very simple and done very quickly. All I had to do was plug in the sensor on the motherboard and then route it to the GPU’s cooler. I used a bit of thermal paste to ensure good heat conductivity between the sensor and the heatsink fins of the GPU. Then it was as simple as setting the fan header for the side fans to use the T-sensor as its thermal input. With a bit of tuning and tweaking, I was able to have a clean, near-invisible, install of the sensor that allows my side fans to be perfectly controlled by my GPU, helping to keep it cool.

Very nicely built and well worth the price. Hooked up to ICUE commander and worked perfect.

Great affordable option to add addition sensors to your computer for more accurate readings. To my surprise Corsair module and iCue picked up the sensor right away, plugging it directly into the module. The sensor also shows up in HWiNFO64 and AIDA64 but the paid version required for the latter. I have then synced HWiNFO64 with Afterburner and tracked that way. You can also use the new sensor as the point of reference for your fan curve. I have my radiator fans set to the sensor and put the sensor directly in the radiator fins.Overall this is a great alternative to Corsairs overpriced AIOs that aren't very efficient or reliable. I'll definitely be getting more to have for my future builds.

Work perfectly with my set up