Program with good GUI for CPU temps?

[UsernamePassword]

I run a editing machine where I render projects for 30 min - 5 hours straight at 100% cpu (3950x) and using all of my available ram (64gb),

I have a Asus motherboard (If that matters for the question below).

Question:

 

Is there any nice software that can monitor the temps I am getting with a good GUI that is simple like:

 

CPU temp : X

 

Thanks and sorry for the silly question

[eeeee1]

i use something called core temp. its ok by me but others may have something to say. 

here is a screenshot of it:

[UsernamePassword]

3 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

i use something called core temp. its ok by me but others may have something to say. 

here is a screenshot of it:

x

Silly me, Thanks for the post!

I just saw "CAM", It has quite a nice GUI, 

Is that application reliable? (Accurate)

 

My Task manager:

 

CAM: 

 

[eeeee1]

Just now, TriTexas said:

Silly me, Thanks for the post!

I just saw "CAM", It has quite a nice GUI, 

Is that application reliable? (Accurate)

 

never used it

but looks alright. what company has made this? is this the NZXT CAM thing?

 

also, what motherboard are you running right now? if you have msi, you can use dragon center and you can get a nifty little gui.

here is a screen shot:

 

but it is quite different from the cam one.

[UsernamePassword]

1 minute ago, eeeee1 said:

never used it

but looks alright. what company has made this? is this the NZXT CAM thing?

 

also, what motherboard are you running right now? if you have msi, you can use dragon center and you can get a nifty little gui.

here is a screen shot:

x

 

but it is quite different from the cam one.

I use a Asus motherboard,

 

Yes NZXT CAM.

It does however seem to say lower cpu usage than Windows task manager, Or is Windows reporting wrong?

 

[eeeee1]

Just now, TriTexas said:

I use a Asus motherboard,

 

Yes NZXT CAM

 

ah i see. if you indeed have a NZXT aio i would imagine and hope that it would integrate very well with one

[UsernamePassword]

2 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

ah i see. if you indeed have a NZXT aio i would imagine and hope that it would integrate very well with one

I don't, I have a Asus cpu cooler 

I will try Core temp, Where did you download it?

[eeeee1]

17 minutes ago, TriTexas said:

I don't, I have a Asus cpu cooler 

I will try Core temp, Where did you download it?

tbh i just looked up cpu temp monitor and found it.

https://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/

this seems to be the official site. (got directed to it by the application)

[LogicalDrm]

CAM has had issues in past where it uses more resources than needed. But then again, I don't think there's anything else that would be nice and easy from the start. Most of them rely on user to set it up first.

[Hiltonk]

On 10/17/2020 at 12:12 PM, TriTexas said:

I run a editing machine where I render projects for 30 min - 5 hours straight at 100% cpu (3950x) and using all of my available ram (64gb),

I have a Asus motherboard (If that matters for the question below).

Question:

 

Is there any nice software that can monitor the temps I am getting with a good GUI that is simple like:

 

CPU temp : X

 

Thanks and sorry for the silly question

You could try Rainmeter with either AIDA64 + Rainformer or HWInfo + Rainformer (free) I have a post here on it..  You could just use it out of the box as it comes and turn on and off the displays (skins) you want to see. Very low overhead.

Rainformer_Fans_Update2 by Hilton, on Flickr

 

 

 

[Mark Kaine]

CAM is not only a resource hog, it's also inaccurate. 

 

CPUZ is better (and looks better, and uses barely any resources)