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So I have just updated to windows 10 from 7, never using 8 or 8.1 I see that windows 10 no longer has desktop gadgets (even though there is a way of getting them back)

Before, in windows 7, I used to use MSI afterburn and then have the GPU/CPU monitor gadget running on my desktop.

 

what is the best way to have a onscreen display now that comes up at boot?

 

I have a Asus ROG MAXIMUS VII RANGER

i7-4790

Sapphire R9 390

Corsair H80i GT

 

I have installed the Corsair link software that displays all the temps (CPU/GPU/MOBO) but no way to have the graphing display at boot, need to open the app to monitor it.

 

any thoughts?

 

 

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Your can also use Aida64 and make a custom transparent overlay with neat GUI.

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Use rainmeter and download a few monitoring widgets to your liking.

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