Windows 7 Temprature Monitoring Software.

[Joe S]

What's some good simple temperature monitoring software that's free and easy to use. I just want to easily view the CPU and Graphics card temps. I had one video card go bad last year from a bad driver that messed up the fan speed.
Joe

 

[Highwayman]

Coretemp is pretty good for CPU's, AIDA64 (Everest) covers more but aint free, GPUZ has some good monitoring for GPUs too..

GPU-Z Video card GPU Information Utility

Core Temp

Computer Diagnostics & Network Audits Software | Lavalys.com

 

[Super Sarge]

This one is real good, I have it running in my system tray at all times
it is called real temp Real Temp - CPU temperature monitoring

 

[Highwayman]

Nice one there from Super Sarge, the monitors both CPU and GPUs in one package...

 

[Super Sarge]

You can also change the font colour for the CPU and GPU I have it running at all times in my system tray under setting just check tray info you can also keep a running log of the temps under settings.

 

[Joe S]

I'll have to check that out looks pretty good.
Joe

 

[fjgold]

Nice little program but it doesn't see my GPU, probably because it is a notebook device and not supported.

I use Coretemp for my CPU and I have a free program called HDD Thermometer for my hard drive.
Unfortunately HDD Thermometer isn't available anymore but I still have the installer and registration key..
It requires a free registration code or you get a nag screen everytime you start your computer reminding you to go to the
web site and register.
They would then send you an email with a key that would stop the nag screen.
Unfortunately the web site doesn't exist any more.
The nearest thing I can find to HDD Temperature is not free.

Both these tools reside in my System Tray and start with Windows.

 

[Super Sarge]

If I want to see MY Hard drive temps I use SIW Buy SIW Pro or Download SIW Freeware
or I use my AIDA64 Program AIDA64 | PC Benchmark | System Diagnostics | Network Inventory

 

[Highwayman]

Nice little program but it doesn't see my GPU, probably because it is a notebook device and not supported..

I take it ya ticked Nvidia OR ATI in the settings to enable the GPU sensor on it? obviously onboard chips not by those companies will not be supported, but not a concern as Intel ones etc are so low in throughput they dont get hot,

 

[fjgold]

I take it ya ticked Nvidia OR ATI in the settings to enable the GPU sensor on it? obviously onboard chips not by those companies will not be supported, but not a concern as Intel ones etc are so low in throughput they dont get hot,

Those checkboxes are greyed out.
Probably my card as no temp sensor.