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How does a motherboard read the CPU's temperature? Is there a little temperature sensor placed near or below the CPU? Or does the CPU have it's own built-in temperature sensor and the motherboard just reads it from the CPU?
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It's usually located on the board in the middle of the cpu socket under neath the cpu, if the board has a system temp probe also, that will be at the bottom of the board in one of the corners usually at the back of the case,
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Depends on the CPU. Since the Palimino-based Athlons (the beginning of the AthlonXP ratings) and the Pentium 4 and any Celeron 1.7GHz and up has it's own temp probe in the chip.
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