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| 27 Jun 2012 | #1 |
| | Software that monitor temperature... Hello, everyone. Sorry for all the trouble again. So recently I have built my PC for some gaming and was rather paranoid about the temperature because my place (country), it rather hot here and kinda' humid so, I would like to know my temperature inside my computer. I am using Core Temp to monitor my highest core temperature but since I will be doing some gaming, what software can I use to monitor my graphics card or maybe other components? Thanks in advance. |
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| | I am using HWMonitor (CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting) but I do not like GUI very much. It however serves the purpose. There is a Pro Version available too. |
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