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What program do you use to monitor temperature for your PC?

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I'm just asking for suggestions. There's a lot of them and I wanted to know what people used, see if there are some to avoid, etc.

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Guest Reepz

Speccy.

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I usually use the software that the manufacturer provides.

PrecisionX, Afterburner, etc.

 

But CpuZ and GpuZ work perfect and give you some extra stats aswell.

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I usually use the software that the manufacturer provides.

PrecisionX, Afterburner, etc.

 

But CpuZ and GpuZ work perfect and give you some extra stats aswell.

 

CPU-Z and GPU-Z are good for individual parts.

 

I use HWMonitor for temps as it gives a display of everything it can in a single window. So you get package temps, core temps, fan speeds, voltage drops, max and min values as well as the current value...

 

http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html

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Guest Nik

SpeedFan. But don't use it if you can get your hands on something else. It sucks, idk why I still use it.

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SpeedFan. But don't use it if you can get your hands on something else. It sucks, idk why I still use it.

 

I am using SpeedFan :S

 

I like it. Just tells you your temperature and you can increase/decrease GPU Fan speed which I like.

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I think I'll stick with HWMonitor. Especially as ASUS AI Suite was reporting CPU temperatures of -1*C and COU VCORE Voltages of more than 3 times their normal value. Something that wasn't reflected in computer performance, visual inspection for ice, or HWMonitor read outs.

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