Monitoring CPU and GPU Temperatures on Windows 10

Are you concerned about overheating issues with your computer's CPU and GPU? Monitoring their temperatures can help prevent damage to these crucial components. In this guide, we'll show you how to display CPU temperature on the Windows taskbar and monitor your GPU temperature.

Displaying CPU Temperature on the Taskbar

To open the Open Hardware Monitor app and locate the Temperatures section under, follow these steps:

1. Launch the Open Hardware Monitor app.

2. Locate the Temperatures section under.

Once you've opened the Temperatures section, you'll see real-time data on your CPU temperature.

Monitoring GPU Temperature in Windows 10

Windows 11 has a built-in feature to monitor your GPU temperature, and Windows 10 has had this ability since the May 2020 update. To access it:

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager.

2. Click 'More details' if it is present at the bottom left.

In Task Manager, you'll see the temperature monitor for your GPU. Unfortunately, some users have reported that the information freezes or becomes stuck.

Alternative Option: GPU Monitor

If you're looking for a more user-friendly option to monitor your GPU temperature, consider using GPU Monitor. This handy Windows sidebar gadget is easy to use and provides real-time stats on your Nvidia or AMD/ATI Desktop Graphic Card.

GPU Monitor supports both Nvidia GeForce and AMD Radeon discrete graphic cards and displays various parameters such as:

* GPU temperature range

* GPU power consumption

* GPU clock speed

* GPU fan speed

* GPU memory utilization

Monitoring CPU and GPU temperatures is a crucial step in maintaining the health of your computer's components. By following these simple steps, you can keep an eye on your temperatures and prevent overheating issues. Remember to always check for software updates to ensure that your temperature monitoring tools are running smoothly.

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