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How to check the temperature of all your components?

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HWinfo or HWmonitor. Both are great applications that lets you know temperature of everything that have temp sensor in/on it :)

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Is there a way to check all your components temperatures? I'm pretty sure you can check them in the BIOS but I haven't found anything.

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Try this http://openhardwaremonitor.org/ #GoogleIsYourBestFriend

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HWinfo or HWmonitor. Both are great applications that lets you know temperature of everything that have temp sensor in/on it :)

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There are plenty. Along with the ones mentioned, Speccy and Afterburner can show some if not all temps. Also CAM.

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