Please recommend a desktop stats/metric/telemetry program.

[Kabrevre]

   I've been using Mooo for a few months now and it's okay, but it can't find several key sensors such as the GPU temperature. I've used Rainmeter but it caused a few stability issues, and programs like Aida64 are not really designed to show running measurements on a desktop 'widget' as far as I know. I also have a CPU (R5 2600) which Speccy reads incorrectly as always over 100 degrees C. I want to use it predominantly to monitor hardware utilisation and temperature. Mooo does some of these things but not all, and leaving the Radeon control panel open is not the most elegant solution.
Picture is just how it appears at the moment.

Thank you.

[Eighjan]

2 minutes ago, Kabrevre said:

   I've been using Mooo for a few months now and it's okay, but it can't find several key sensors such as the GPU temperature. I've used Rainmeter but it caused a few stability issues, and programs like Aida64 are not really designed to show running measurements on a desktop 'widget' as far as I know. I also have a CPU (R5 2600) which Speccy reads incorrectly as always over 100 degrees C. I want to use it predominantly to monitor hardware utilisation and temperature. Mooo does some of these things but not all, and leaving the Radeon control panel open is not the most elegant solution.
Picture is just how it appears at the moment.

Thank you.

HWiNFO64, mebbe...?

https://www.hwinfo.com/download/

[SupaKomputa]

I just use desktop widget for windows 8. https://8gadgetpack.net/

Use System Monitor 2 for cpu, gpu meter and network meter.

[Kabrevre]

19 hours ago, SupaKomputa said:

I just use desktop widget for windows 8. https://8gadgetpack.net/

Use System Monitor 2 for cpu, gpu meter and network meter.

I've used System Monitor II and I think I'll just have to cope with the GPU overlay from the AMD control prog. It seems that many GPU monitors aren't all that good at detecting the GPU diodes at all.

Thanks for the recommendation.

 

[SupaKomputa]

4 minutes ago, Kabrevre said:

I've used System Monitor II and I think I'll just have to cope with the GPU overlay from the AMD control prog. It seems that many GPU monitors aren't all that good at detecting the GPU diodes at all.

Thanks for the recommendation.

 

The GPU meter is pretty good, you must run PCMeter in the background to feed the sensor stats.

I can get the clockspeed, temps, fan speed and usage just by looking at the corner of my second monitor.

Sadly the gadgets no longer maintained (it was 8 years abandoned).

But the functionality is still working.