temp monitor for both cpu and gpu
- Thread starter aldan
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I don't game so I rarely bother to monitor my GPU Temps.
I use Core Temp for my CPU monitoring.
Core Temp:
This does both aldan, and it's open source
Open Hardware Monitor:
CPUID is another one you can check out
CPUID:
I use Core Temp for my CPU monitoring.
Core Temp:
Code:
http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/This does both aldan, and it's open source
Open Hardware Monitor:
Code:
http://openhardwaremonitor.org/CPUID is another one you can check out
CPUID:
Code:
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
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Speaking of Temps?
I noticed yesterday that my own CPU Temps had risen to 82c & was remaining there constantly. We are having exceptionally hot weather here at the moment so I wasn't too pushed about it. My machine is constantly left on (all the green people go mad) & has been since I built it back in 2007 with the exception of restarts due to updates\installations etc.
This morning it was sitting pretty at 82c+ but was doing absolutely nothing stress wise, so I opened the Windows task manager to check the processes & found that Firefox (v22) was sucking diesel, I disabled the FF process and my Temps dropped back to 45c - 47c within seconds? I'm running Chrome now and my Temps are remaining steady in the mid 40's.....
WTF are FF at?
I noticed yesterday that my own CPU Temps had risen to 82c & was remaining there constantly. We are having exceptionally hot weather here at the moment so I wasn't too pushed about it. My machine is constantly left on (all the green people go mad) & has been since I built it back in 2007 with the exception of restarts due to updates\installations etc.
This morning it was sitting pretty at 82c+ but was doing absolutely nothing stress wise, so I opened the Windows task manager to check the processes & found that Firefox (v22) was sucking diesel, I disabled the FF process and my Temps dropped back to 45c - 47c within seconds? I'm running Chrome now and my Temps are remaining steady in the mid 40's.....
WTF are FF at?
I have had issues in the past where I noticed things were lagging like something big was working in the background and so I would get to poking around and just like you did, discover a FF process was smoking along hung up. Killed it and things went back to normal.
aldan
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yep, it seems to me no matter what browser i use,sooner or later it updates to a "new and better version" and all of a sudden i have issues.went from ff to chrome to comodo dragon,now back to ff (nightly version). no problems yet and it is a 64 bit edition. thanks for the info gman,will take a look today. Al
