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MSI H110M PRO-VH where is the temp sensor on this motherboard. Is there any other temp software for my motherboard temp?

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MB temp is not listed in bios (usually anyways) often the MB temp sensor does not exist or is set to [null] wich causes programs to read stupid values , like mine reads 127c ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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My MSI motherboard has it on the main startup screen for the click BIOS. It is at the top next to CPU temp. 

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2 minutes ago, Space Reptile said:

MB temp is not listed in bios (usually anyways) often the MB temp sensor does not exist or is set to [null] wich causes programs to read stupid values , like mine reads 127c ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

This is my 1st build ever and my spikeguard fuse got broken 2 times with once shutting down my room lights. So i want to be cautious.

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2 minutes ago, Spirit1006 said:

This is my 1st build ever and my spikeguard fuse got broken 2 times with once shutting down my room lights. So i want to be cautious.

those are signs of something shorting out , unrelated to temps 

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1 hour ago, Spirit1006 said:

Where is motherboard temp?

It's probably that "SYS Temperature" under PC Health Status, in grey near the bottom. That's an educated guess, though.

 

I don't think it's that unusual for a BIOS to list a motherboard temperature reading. I don't think I've owned a motherboard recently that didn't, anyway. :S

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