Neversleep
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I did a lot of research these days and found no useful informations (to me, at least): I want a simple program to read CPU (and possibly GPU) temperatures, but I also want that program to send those values to a usb (connected to an arduino), making programs like Speedfan or HWMonitor not suitable for what I need.
Is it possible to get these temperatures, or should I just have a program (like Speedfan) to log the values and another one reading them and sending them to the usb ?
Just wanted to know if it is possible to write one myself, given some guidance and some study from my side (new to programming), or if it is better to have a program to do the job. Some people on the internet say you can get those temps with WMI, others say it is not a reliable method because you need to write a kernel driver -I'm confused-
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Is it possible to get these temperatures, or should I just have a program (like Speedfan) to log the values and another one reading them and sending them to the usb ?
Just wanted to know if it is possible to write one myself, given some guidance and some study from my side (new to programming), or if it is better to have a program to do the job. Some people on the internet say you can get those temps with WMI, others say it is not a reliable method because you need to write a kernel driver -I'm confused-
Thanks in advance Link Removed