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.

I've been running Open Hardware Monitor latest version 0.9.6 for several years. Today after my Windows 10 PC rebooted I noticed some info was no longer being displayed and saw there was a security vulnerability caught by Windows Security/Microsoft Defender: "VulnerableDriver:WinNT/Winring0.G"

As there is no newer version of Open Hardware Monitor and it hasn't been updated since 2020, are there other decent or better options for showing running system stats? Specifically I like that OHM shows my motherboard and CPU versions as well as temps and fan speeds.

EDIT: Seeing the same warning for LibreHardwareMonitor v0.9.4.

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.

Hi folks,

Seems OpenHardwareMonitor hasn't been updated in years (since 2016 supposedly: https://openhardwaremonitor.org/). Is there a new monitor that shows temperatures for components like it that supports the AMD Ryzen CPU's?

Thanks.

So on my air cooled i3 with a hp stock heatsink, openhardwaremonitor was telling me that the temperatures were getting as low as 10C with 2 chrome tabs and discord open. Are these actual readings or some sort of glitch?

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.

My CPU - Intel® Core™ i5-5200U Processor - Intel ARK

The CPU Package had a 0.3W increase. The CPU Cores had a 0.1W increase. The CPU Graphics had a 0.1W increase. CPU DRAM saw no change. The core multiplier is 27 for it's max frequency and for this glitch clock or whatever would have been 25.

I've never seen this happen before. I don't understand why the bus speed would change and not the clock just hitting it's max specified 2.60GHz and then dropping back to base speed.

Windows 11 user.

I use Open hardware monitor for years, it always helped me with T°C monitoring (when gaming, idle, etc.) and RAM monitoring (what I do to use the most of RAM, etc.).

However, I noticed it has been several years with zero update. In my daily work laptop, it only show very little amount of sensors (no temperature sensor for example).

Do you guys have any news from dev?

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According to Open Hardware Monitor, my Ryzen Threadripper 1950X is routinely hitting temperatures in excess of 200° C. My computer is running perfectly fine without any slow downs or loss of frames while gaming. The fans and pump on the AIO loop attached to the CPU are all running fine and don't go into high gear unless I'm rendering 3D animation in Maya.

This has got to be a bug of some sort right? My CPU couldn't possibly keep working if it's operating at twice the boiling point of water right?

I'm still on the fence over getting an A770 to upgrade from my GTX 1070.

While it's not a huge thing and not a dealbreaker at all, I was curious if anyone also runs OpenHardwareMonitor for temp/power monitoring... and if so, does it properly detect your Intel Arc card?

It's my preferred monitoring widget, especially because I can make it blend into my wallpaper pretty well: https://imgur.com/a/hhVsCLh

Unfortunately, the app hasn't been updated in a hot minute. May be dead, but I haven't had a need to look elsewhere because I haven't upgraded my hardware in a few years.

Alternatively, what monitoring software (with widgets!) is everyone currently using with their Intel Arc GPU? I know there's Intel Arc Control as a standard monitoring suite, but I wasn't sure if it had widget capabilities similar to what I have in the above screenshot.

So I downloaded OHW to keep an eye on the temperatures while playing.

It's a Xiaomi Notebook from 2020, so it's not really optimized for gaming.

I'm playing Final Fantasy X and the the value is usually around 70-80 degrees, but the Max Degrees indicate something between 90 and 100 for all of the cores, and for the CPU package.

Is this considered okay? Or should I turn down the settings?

• Note that it's always around 70-80 degrees when I check it, but max still says 100.

(The GPU seems fine.)

Thank you!

As if that's ever a thing? I want to display the data, but it's massive. I'm wondering if there's a good card that can display this data in a way that's useful/not overwhelming?