Cant Find Specific CPU Monitor

I watched a video a while back of a guy doing a "Can Your Mac Do This?", and his boot time was under 20 seconds, everything loaded flawlessly, and he simultaneously ran 37 internet explorer tabs all watching videos at the same time to prove his speed. But on the bottom left where his taskbar was, he had a few monitors in the system tray. They were multi-colored and displayed the load on each core, percentage wise, and I've been trying to find this monitor but to no avail. Here is a picture of it, do any of you know where I may get this specific program?



I'm not saying his is displaying percentage wise, it could be something else all together, but the thing is, I'm curious about it, I can't ignore something once it catches my interest, so if anyone knows where I can get it, please let me know :)

[Edit: I forgot to add why the picture was blurry, the video on youtube was recorded on a camcorder, instead of recording software, so I grabbed a picture as best as I could, just thought I'd throw this in there so you all didn't think I was using a potato camera or something.]

That looks like a blurry version of Core Temp (use the U.S. Mirror). It actually shows core temperature instead of percentage and can display on the desktop or in the notification area of the taskbar (I do the latter). It's what I use on my desktop machine and notebooks—I run it full time from startup—and I've been very happy with it.

Potato camera? Is there such a thing?

badcrc said:

@ Lady F - from Urban Dictionary

'A term used on YouTube to describe extremely low resolution videos'

a new one on me - now pinhole cameras . . .

Thanks for the education. At my age, it's tough to keep up with new slang terms. Now, pinhole cameras I know about. They give incredible depth of field but require extremely bright light or insanely long exposure times. I used to fool around with a primitive version (a box big enough to get into with a pinhole on one side and a sheet of white paper on the other side) way back when I was a kid.

NSA said:

Lady Fitzgerald said:

That looks like a blurry version of Core Temp (use the U.S. Mirror). It actually shows core temperature instead of percentage and can display on the desktop or in the notification area of the taskbar (I do the latter). It's what I use on my desktop machine and notebooks—I run it full time from startup—and I've been very happy with it.

Potato camera? Is there such a thing?

Got it, thank you very much :)

No worries; I'll send you a bill at the end of the month.

Oh, wow! that place looks like a lot of FUN!