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If you're talking about the desktop widget, no. However, Core Monitor itself will work fine.

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Yes you should be able to run that program on windows 8/windows 8.1 (desktop) i use a similar program called speedfan on windows 8.1.you can run windows 7 programs on 8 just fine

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is there any other desktop widgets for cpu monitoring for win8

None that I can remember.

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EWWWWW Windows 8 EWWWW

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As for your issue OP, Core Temp works fine, but the desktop widget is not able to be used.

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Ohhh.... For CoreTemp:

 

Core Temp Requirements
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 2003 Server, 2008 Server (R2), 2012 Server.

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As for your issue OP, Core Temp works fine, but the desktop widget is not able to be used.

yes it is.

http://8gadgetpack.net/

just install this, and then the core temp gadget will work, like any other windows gadgets you want

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does realtemp work with amd?

I'm not sure about Realtemp, but in my experience CoreTemp isn't very good at measuring temps on any AMD socket later than AM2+. You can try it, but if it appears too low, it's probably wrong.

I tend to use HWiNFO for monitoring CPUs, as it gives a lot more information and works well with new AMD CPUs, although I'm not sure if it works on Windows 8.

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no but the desktop widdget on addons

Windows 8 dropped support for widgets, as they were a big security risk. (according to Microsoft.)

Most people now use a variation of Rainmeter, combined with the awfulness that is Speedfan. 

 

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Windows 8 dropped support for widgets, as they were a big security risk. (according to Microsoft.)

Most people now use a variation of Rainmeter, combined with the awfulness that is Speedfan. 

http://8gadgetpack.net/

 

Speedfan is the second best software to control fans, only asus fan xpert is better.

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