CPU Temp Monitoring

Discussion in 'Application Software' started by United Armada, Dec 8, 2011.

  1. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    Was jusst wondering if anyone could point me towards a good program that can monitor my CPU temps, I think its overheating and I just need to be sure that it is before i take the steps to fix it.
     
  2. Nawzil

    Nawzil MDL Guru

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    You can view the CPU Temperature in BIOS.
     
  3. NoJuan999

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  4. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    is there a wayt o get to the BIOS without restarting my pc?
     
  5. Nawzil

    Nawzil MDL Guru

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    Nooooooooooo
     
  6. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    if i have to restart my pc then how could the BIOS show me a accurate temp?
     
  7. NoJuan999

    NoJuan999 Experienced SLIC Tool Operator

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    It will only show you the temp at the time you view it, but most BIOS offer an option to sound a Warning Beep if a set Temp is exceeded.
    To view the CPU Temp while Running Windows, use one of the apps I linked to above.
     
  8. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    aight I got the first one and this the stuff it is telling me:

    Model: Intel Core i5 (Lynnfield)
    Platform: LGA 1156 (Socket H)
    Frequency: 2608.04 MHz (133.75 x 19.0)
    Revision: B1
    Lithography: 45nm
    CPUID: 0x106E5
    TDP: 95.0 Watts

    Temperature Readings:

    Tj. Max: 99 Degrees C
    Core1: 41 Degrees C
    Core2: 39 Degrees C
    Core3: 42 Degrees C
    Core4: 41 Degrees C
     
  9. Flipp3r

    Flipp3r MDL Guru

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    Check if your motherboard comes with a utility.
    MSI has a tool called ClickBiosII thats links with the bios & you can mod/view details..
    They also have a OC Genie tool for overclocking that you can use similar to a gadget which shows temp & cpu freq..

    Realtemp & coretemp report the wrong info on some of the newer cpu/chipsets. ie, X79...
     
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  10. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    Im pretty sure I dont have a MSI motherboard. I also checked to see if those temps were normal, and 35-40 is normal by most standards anything above 45 is getting a lil too hot. So idk whats wrong with it. Makes no sense since when I run the games i play i have 4GB+ Ram left.
     
  11. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    Well the outside temp is somewhere around 20-30 Degrees. And at the moment for some reason im running at 50-60 Degrees C. Weird though cuz earlier i was at a steady 40... I just got a new HDD and im currently running 2, My uncle said i should have fans for the HDDs since i got 2 instead of one, so they heat up quicker. When im gaming it depends on what game i am playing because when i play Silkroad Online I run at around 40 Degrees C with 12 clients. But when I play Lord of the Rings Online it spikes up to around 55-60 Degrees, which i just noticed. I think there also might a problem with the hardware because when i restart maybe 30 minutes later i hear a sputtering sound and then it sounds like a fan dies or something.
     
  12. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    hm. well then why would my FPS drop down really low, why doesnt it stay smooth?
     
  13. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    i asked somewhere else on here what it could be and they said to start with the CPU temps. It started maybe a month or so ago, off and on. Not everytime. The game should be a problem for the GPU, is there a place where i can see the settings for the GPU and maybe change them if they arent where they should be?
     
  14. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    Slow down there. Where can I find all of this. Like i said in my first post, or should have if didnt im not that big of a computer buff so I dont know where alot of these things are.
     
  15. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    #15 United Armada, Dec 9, 2011
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    Where do i find the PC Model # and the GPU model # and im running a ATI gfx card if gfx card = GPU.

    The GPU model number i think is the HD 6850, which i recently just updated i believe.
     
  16. United Armada

    United Armada MDL Junior Member

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    Its custom, my gfx card model number should be the HD 6850, unless thats something else. Im running windows 7 ultimate.
     
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  18. In2it

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    Check out Speedfan.
     
  19. Q9650

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    coretemp=ftw
     
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  20. emerica243

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    CoreTemp and RealTemp would be my suggestions