25 Jul 2009 at 17:21 #1 slipd slipd Soldato Joined 26 Feb 2004 Posts 4,800 Location Hampshire, England. Hey guys, My mate needs some temp monitoring software for his overheating HP laptop; it's about 6 months old, so most modern stuff should be okay Any suggestions? Cheers.
Hey guys, My mate needs some temp monitoring software for his overheating HP laptop; it's about 6 months old, so most modern stuff should be okay Any suggestions? Cheers.
25 Jul 2009 at 17:23 #2 TheVoice TheVoice Soldato Joined 15 Aug 2005 Posts 23,463 Location Glasgow CoreTemp should do it, although PC Wizard tends to give more temperatures overall (GPU, hard-drives etc).
CoreTemp should do it, although PC Wizard tends to give more temperatures overall (GPU, hard-drives etc).
25 Jul 2009 at 17:51 #3 Kezmo Kezmo Associate Joined 28 Apr 2006 Posts 2,211 Location Northampton everest, it logs aswell if you set it up
25 Jul 2009 at 17:58 #4 hegemon hegemon Associate Joined 3 Aug 2008 Posts 1,092 sam.wheale said: Hey guys, My mate needs some temp monitoring software for his overheating HP laptop; it's about 6 months old, so most modern stuff should be okay Any suggestions? Cheers. Click to expand... Speedfan: http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php Will show CPU / GPU / HD (provided they are supported)
sam.wheale said: Hey guys, My mate needs some temp monitoring software for his overheating HP laptop; it's about 6 months old, so most modern stuff should be okay Any suggestions? Cheers. Click to expand... Speedfan: http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php Will show CPU / GPU / HD (provided they are supported)
25 Jul 2009 at 18:05 #5 Shadows1990 Shadows1990 Associate Joined 22 Jan 2008 Posts 1,311 Location King's Lynn, Norfolk You'd be best off with HWMonitor. It comes in both X32 and X64 variants.