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Log GPU and CPU temps while in game?

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By Fahrenheit
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GPUz does this perfect but doesn't log CPU temp. I would like for something to log CPU temp along with GPU tmeps, anyone know of something that will do this?

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MSI afterburner. Logs gpu and cpu temp. Also logs memory usage and  gpu cpu usage.Plus fps counter.It does it all.

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Yeah, MSI Aferburner with it's on-screen display is what I usually use.

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I don't see an option to log temp in homonitor

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I don't see an option to log temp in homonitor

You need more than min/max/avg? Then you should check HWiNFO. Thats most feature rich monitoring software and has really nice logging option.

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aida 64 on the sensor panel you can create a graph which will log temps for as long as you make the bar.

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