Core Temp for Windows

Free program to monitor the temperature of your computer processor

Core Temp uses information from the DTS (Digital Temperature Sensor) in your PC. It doubles as a core monitoring tool and a motherboard neutral. It monitors a portion of your hardware, similar to CPUZ.

All major processor manufacturers include a DTS device in processors. They are part of a processor safety system that monitors the processor temperature and allows Core Temp to display your processor's temperature stats. The Core Temp program is very lightweight, just like Samurize.

Core Temp is not compatible with all CPUs. Core Temp is compatible with most PC processors, including those made by Intel, AMD, and VIA-supported. However, the program can be modified and configured to work with your CPU processor.

Core Temp interface receives information from the DTS. Each core is listed, but not in the order they are called on your system. The current temperature, load number, and core's maximum temperature are all displayed. Monitoring software also displays information about your CPU's stats and descriptions, as well as versions.

If the base program is too simple, you can modify the code. You can also add on features such as a graph view and historical logs of core temperatures.

It takes very little to install and only requires a small amount of processing power. The program's low-impact nature doesn't impact the temperature of your device. This means that you can use your computer or laptop as normal, and then add heavy loads to your PC. Then, you can test the program to see how it affects processor temperatures.

Although it is not intended to diagnose, it can be used as a monitoring tool to monitor the effects of different loads on your processor. It could also help you fix problems with your laptop or PC.