G1/4-10k Temperature Sensor Blank Plug - Shiny Silver

Built an EKWB loop and this is the only non-EKWB component. Connected to my EK G1 distro plate. Not sure if the temp is perfectly accurate (I get around 23 degrees reported in AI Suite III when the system is idling) but it doesn't really matter as you can just set your fan curves to accommodate the relative reading to achieve your desired fan behaviour regardless.

Fitted perfectly in the G 1/4 threaded holes and temperature reading comes through fine into the Aquaero 5 LT. Not sure if the reading is 100% accurate but it's good enough and can't complain for what you pay.

No information means you have to calibrate it over the temperature range. They are selling a product they don't understand.

Good value for money. Plug it into any free port that coolant comes into contact with and profit. It's much more reliable to base your fan speeds off of this than your components in a water loop. Be sure your motherboard has a header for it and that your UEFI supports reading it!

Not much to say about this other than, it's a MUST for any custom water cooling setup and I cannot stress that enough when you pair it with controller box such as Corsair's Commander lineup, enabling you to tune fan and pump speed to the temperature of the water as apposed to spikes in hardware loads. Definitely makes your system more optimised for noise/cooling performance.

Works great. Quality is okay.

Produit qui m'a coûté cher par rapport à ce qu'on peut trouver en boutique spécialisée mais j'en avais besoin rapidement. Branché sur une Asus RoG pour monitorer la température du circuit GPU custom

Funziona perfettamente su una Asus Prime B550-Plus. Fondamentale per controllare bene le ventole se si ha una CPU che scalda poco ma una GPU che scalda molto.

Connected Easily. Works Perfectly. I installed 2 of these at the Radiator-In and Radiator-Out points of my coolant loop and hooked them into the motherboard headers. At the same time I installed an in-line LED temperature meter so that I could see at-a-glance that everything was good too. I used a couple of three-way connectors to give me the ports to attach these but they went in easily and even being hand-tightened was sufficient ensure there were no leaks. I've added a photograph and it's kind of tough to see but the sensor is hooked up between the 90° fixture that turns-the-corner to my in-line temperature meter, and the "out" port of my radiator. The second one is off to the right where the coolant feed comes in from the motherboard-coolant-out.

Die Dichtung ist relativ dick, was erlaubt das Teil immer dicht zu kriegen.