ok check it out, i have MBM5 running on my system, when i go to the pull down drop box listing how many sensors my motherboard has or that it detects, it lists 3.....now, i included a screen shot below, you can from my dashboard i have the top 3 labeled, CPU die, case and ?.....now my question is this, on the drop down box thats showed i have them set like this cpu die is Sis950/ite8705f -1, then case is blahblah -2, and heres the weird part, i get a temp readout from blahblah -3 which is the "?" on my dashboard, but dammit all to hell if i know what the fluck this sensor is and where its located on any of my equipment....this sensor was here before i even upgraded any of my airflow or anything....it says on the website my MoBo has 3 sensors....am i labeling them correctly? i have been wracking my brain over this for days now and just cant come to a conclusion

i have a SoYo, K7V Dragon Plus in this system....im totally lost

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If i had to guess Zero, its probably the ? is probably a second case sensor, though i couldnt tell you where on the board it is. But my board has the same layout, 3 sensor, one on the CPU die, and two on the mobo for case temps.

that would make sense, being that those two sensors are only within a couple degree of each other almost all the time.....i did notice that my volcano 9 cpu fan has a sensor thats actually on the fan portion of the cooler....im not sure if its working tho....i plugged it into the cpu1 fan spot on my mobo, and i had to disable the fon off shutdown feature cause my mobo wouldnt start....

the cpu die would always be the hottest sensor rite?

Ohhh ya, it definitly would be the hottest unless you have a small nuclear reactor in your case we dont know about.

Ive had that same problem too, It is could be a defectvie RPM sensor lead on you fan. I pluged my Vantec into the CPU fan header and the mobo would say, no fan connected, although when i pluged in another fan it worked fine.

yeah same exact thing with hooking up the header....oh well i guess that window has a purpose now other then making my case look better lol........to see if the fan is working! =P

Yeesh same thing, very odd

Yeesh same thing, very odd

I also have a volcano 9 on my abit kt 7 mobo and have had the same problem. I think it's because the fan is running so slow at first the rpm sensor can't detect it. Once the temps come up the fan speed increases and all is well.