Looking to find a CPU temp monitor tool for my grandparents Intel pentium g5400 since and adrenaline only supports and hardware, and only shows temps for the wx 4100 I have in it. I know there is a program called cpuz but I'm just looking for something safe and I can put onto it since I'm trying to figure out if the GPUs 85c temp under full load affects the CPU near it. The desktop is a hp slimline that you find at a Walmart as a reference to the desktop if anyone asks why the GPU reaches 85c under full load, HP only made one intake vent on the cover shell, hence the 85c on the wx 4100.
Is this OpenHardwareMonitor Trojan warning from Windows Security legit?
[Discussion] Open Hardware Monitor is the greatest temperature monitoring tool I've ever used!
Heads up if using OpenHardwareMonitor - Defender reported a Trojan virus
Is Open Hardware Monitor dangerous? Why are opinions divided in the community tab? 13 voted that this file is dangerous, and 17 voted that it is safe. Why is this file posted on Malshare? The summary in behavior tab also contains the note "3 Detections: 1 MALWARE 1 TROJAN 1 EVADER".
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I have used the (open source) program to monitor temps since 2019, without any apparent issues, originally on Windows 10, and now on 11, as I upgraded the machine. This came in a notification out of nowhere today.
I know the program doesn't receive any updates, since 2020, but I don't need anything fancy.
Also on the behavior tab there is a note "The sandbox Zenbox flags this file as: MALWARE TROJAN EVADER".
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/5e238c36ae5f8a8ab9aa5e6fa3c568967d61953393384c7c8fd6370f8bc86b85/detection
Joe Sandbox Analysis:
Verdict: MAL
Score: 68/100
HTML Report: https://www.joesandbox.com/analysis/1413118/0/html
JaffaCakes118:
Threat Score: 6/10
Family: N/A
File Report: https://tria.ge/230906-1wnb5scc32
Tags: #bootkit, #persistence
I was just about to ask around, then I did more googling
http://openhardwaremonitor.org/
it is open source, its looks like carbon copy of HWmonitor, but if you right click on any sensor it allows you to put that temp in tray
Then in tray righ clicking you can change color, or remove it
This is what customers who always come with the idea of overheating need.
No more multiple large apps that try to do many things but only for CPU or only for GPU. I used coretemp and msi afterburner before, or speedfan. This one solved it all.