AU11 onboard Tempeature Sensors?

I just downloaded "MBprobe" a cool little Windows app that displays MB
temp, CPU temp, PS voltages, fan speeds, etc. The program appears to
be showing the correct values for everything on my AU11 because I can
go into the BIOS after a restart and all the values are in the same
small range.

My question is that MBprobe is detecting 3 temp sensors on the AU11.
The CPU, MB, and a 3rd "aux" sensor. This sensor always reads 9-11
degrees C in MBprobe, in the AU11 BIOS there is no 3rd temp reading.
Could this be a sensor on the lower half of the motherboard maybe
monitoring temp of PCI cards that are installed there? I guess what I
really need to know is what do the temperature sensors look like on
the MB, are they even visible?

Thanks.

It's probably an unused sensor input, same is true with my ecs mobo.

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|
| I just downloaded "MBprobe" a cool little Windows app that displays
MB
| temp, CPU temp, PS voltages, fan speeds, etc. The program appears
to
| be showing the correct values for everything on my AU11 because I
can
| go into the BIOS after a restart and all the values are in the same
| small range.
|
| My question is that MBprobe is detecting 3 temp sensors on the AU11.
| The CPU, MB, and a 3rd "aux" sensor. This sensor always reads 9-11
| degrees C in MBprobe, in the AU11 BIOS there is no 3rd temp reading.
| Could this be a sensor on the lower half of the motherboard maybe
| monitoring temp of PCI cards that are installed there? I guess what
I
| really need to know is what do the temperature sensors look like on
| the MB, are they even visible?
|
| Thanks.

Thanks for the response. You must be right, because 8-11 degrees C is
about 50 deg F, and I can assure you that there's nothing on this
computer that runs that cold!! Thanks..


On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 02:41:45 -0500, "Kyle Brant" <>
wrote:

>It's probably an unused sensor input, same is true with my ecs mobo.