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

Using to monitor the 12VHPWR 2x6 cable powering my RTX 5080 Founders Edition card via the ASUS B850 STRIX GAMING WIFI motherboard, works perfectly for what I wanted.

Accurately get's temperature readings for a great value. It was extremely easy to install on my ASUS PRIME B550-PLUS AC HES motherboard. As for durability, I will update for a longer review.

Installed this on a Gigabyte X570 AORUS ULTRA MB. The sensor was instantly recognized by the motherboard and temperature readings appear to be accurate. Pleased with the quality and my purchase. Recommended.

It`s OK, works well with asus tuf gaming x670e-plus wifi motherboard, that doesn`t include a thermal sensor in the pack.

I bought a commander core XT thinking it can also power my AIO, but it didn't have the 24 PIN the cooler uses, however, the Commander Core for the AIO does, and this little thing did the trick. used it as a intake air temperature sensor since my AIO is in front of my case. reads the temps perfectly. highly recommend getting this if you want a temp sensor add on for your AIO.

I bought this to use an ambient air temp sensor for iCue. It connects to the temp header on the Commander Core and seems very accurate. I placed it between two intake fans on the side panel of my case. Makes figuring out your temp deltas easier.

did not work with my system after many tried

Works perfectly on ASRock Rack AM5D4ID-2T/BCM motherboard (through IPMI sensors).

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.

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.

Had no issues plugging this into the temperature sensor header on my board. I have the sensor taped to my GPU AIO radiator for water temp. Seems to do well at that.

Built solid... should last a while but it's a bit on the short side. I run a ATX AM 5 motherboard and the connector is on the left edge, the bottom edge when mounted in a case. So plugged in there, going through a cable opening directly bellow the edge of the mobo, going back up behind the backplate to an opening just over the to edge of the mobo... it doesn't get to the VRMs heatsink... it's too short. You cannot route it out of view. It has to be on top of the mobo in plain view.

not gonna lie. saw this ad and thought it was sketchy but alas got the thermal sensor and it works on my asus b-550 board. no more warm hard drives for me.