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PeteC · 01-17-2005, 04:59 PM

Hi all,

Well last year I had a problems with my P4P800 deluxe bluescreening due to a memory timing problem ( wouldn't run in dual memory mode etc) pleased to say that after those nice people at ASUS replaced the board for me it is now sorted.

Has anyone used the power supply thermal connector on a P4P800 deluxe board to hook up a sensor to go into the PSU to monitor it. Some PSU's have a sensor built in which would connect to this header, mine does not and I was thinking of fitting one, I presume the device needs to be a thermister but they come in several resistance ranges, typically from around 4.7k to over 150k at 25degrees C has anyone had any success in this area or is there a stock sensor available perhaps?

01-17-2005, 04:59 PM	#1 (permalink)
PeteC Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: UK, Leicestershire Posts: 10 OS: XP	external Thermal sensor for ASUS Mobo Hi all, Well last year I had a problems with my P4P800 deluxe bluescreening due to a memory timing problem ( wouldn't run in dual memory mode etc) pleased to say that after those nice people at ASUS replaced the board for me it is now sorted. Has anyone used the power supply thermal connector on a P4P800 deluxe board to hook up a sensor to go into the PSU to monitor it. Some PSU's have a sensor built in which would connect to this header, mine does not and I was thinking of fitting one, I presume the device needs to be a thermister but they come in several resistance ranges, typically from around 4.7k to over 150k at 25degrees C has anyone had any success in this area or is there a stock sensor available perhaps?