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CPU temps: CoreTemp when minimised

 

not sure on GPU.

Recommend against CoreTemp.

If you have a Intel CPU use RealTemp, it's absolutely amazing. It also is able to track GPU temps and you can put all cores and GPU core on the taskbar and colour them differently so you can tell which core is which.

I'm looking for something like this:

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The image is just so you have an idea, I want to see my CPU and GPU temps there(Windows 8.1 taskbar), I googled it but couldn't find anything. I bet I'm not using the correct words for the search. Any help will be appreciated, thanks.

 

Edit: Went with RealTemp, freaking awesome, all I had to do was edit "GPU=1" in the ini settings and now I can see and edit both the GPU and CPU temps. Thanks @Syte

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CPU temps: CoreTemp when minimised

 

not sure on GPU.

Recommend against CoreTemp.

If you have a Intel CPU use RealTemp, it's absolutely amazing. It also is able to track GPU temps and you can put all cores and GPU core on the taskbar and colour them differently so you can tell which core is which.

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 With MSI Afterburner can you put a lot of stuff in the taskbar. 

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MSI afterburner can do both. Download & Open it up, click settings on the bottom right.

Find the Monitoring Tab (2nd or 3rd Tab)

 

Scroll down to CPU1 Temp, click it, in the options below you have "Show in Tray Icon"

Do the same for GPU Temp

 

Then click your notification menu arrow on the task bar near the clock, click customize.

Scroll down the list to these CPU1/GPU temp values and set to 'Show Icon and Notifications'

 

I'm looking for something like this:

 

 

The image is just so you have an idea, I want to see my CPU and GPU temps there(Windows 8.1 taskbar), I googled it but couldn't find anything. I bet I'm not using the correct words for the search. Any help will be appreciated, thanks.

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 With MSI Afterburner can you put a lot of stuff in the taskbar. 

MSI afterburner can do both. Download & Open it up, click settings on the bottom right.

Find the Monitoring Tab (2nd or 3rd Tab)

 

Scroll down to CPU1 Temp, click it, in the options below you have "Show in Tray Icon"

Do the same for GPU Temp

 

Then click your notification menu arrow on the task bar near the clock, click customize.

Scroll down the list to these CPU1/GPU temp values and set to 'Show Icon and Notifications'

 

Yeah, MSI Afterburner is awesome, sadly I was having problems with it(Skyrim crashing).

 

Recommend against CoreTemp.

If you have a Intel CPU use RealTemp, it's absolutely amazing. It also is able to track GPU temps and you can put all cores and GPU core on the taskbar and colour them differently so you can tell which core is which.

 

Gonna try it :)

●CPU: i7-4790K w/H100i ●Mobo: MSI Z97 MPower ●RAM: Corsair 16GB Dominator ●GPU: EVGA ACX SC 780 3GB(X2) ●SSD: 850 Pro 256GB ●Case: 450D ●PSU: AX 860i ●Monitor: Asus PB278Q 1440p

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