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The chips have sensors on them, tho it is not uncommon for GPU's and AIO's to have other temperature sensors on them (for example liquid temperature sensors on aio's)

 

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16 hours ago, leclod said:

I did read about thermocouples in sockets too

Wait isn't thermocouple something else, rather thermistor, no ?

Correct. They are not the same, but serve the same function for different situations.

 

Thermistors look like a small bead on a wire. Thermocouples are also small but are flat and use 2 different metals. 

 

I'm not sure which are used in mobos and such, but I wouldn't be surprised to learn it's both. 

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