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which temps are pin 1 and 2

how do i know what temps those are it doesnt tell me anything more specific thatn pin 1 and 2
 
depends on the board.. one will be chipset and the other should be system.. easy way of finding out which is which is by putting the processor under full load and the video card under full load.. it should cause the chipset to heat up enough to figure out which one it is.. the system one will hardly ever change..

another program to try is everest.. should at least give them a name in there.. um open hardware monitor might but im not sure havent used it for a while..
 
correct.. its just trying to figure out which one is which.. but it will probably be the one with the higher temp.. or if they are very similar then do like i said before and put everything under full load.. it will then cause the chipset to heat up 5 or 6C and there ya go..
 
whatever it is is registering at 127c no load i know this is bad but i cant figure out waht part it is
 
oh its 127C then its a dead sensor or non fuctioning sensor.. you can just ignore that.. they probably forgot to remove it from the bios.. my asus m2n-sli deluxe has one of those as well, changes between 127C and -127C..
 
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