Is there any free program out there, that can check stuff like the temp. of my CPU and GPU, my fan speed, etc. Kinda of an all-in-one type application.

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I use GPU-Z to check the temperature of my GPU. In the past I would use Everest and Aida that could check both, but currently I don't care about CPU temp or fan speed :D

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SpeedFan.

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This is what I currently use.

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SpeedFan.

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MSI Afterburner

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Good program, can also monitor temps, clocks, load etc in game. Works with most games, some have problema.

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I usually use HWMonitor.

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HWMonitor is what I think is most general tool for this.

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What I use.

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I use MSI Afterburner's OSD to display all of the above and more.

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psensor

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HWMonitor

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Everest

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AIDA

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hwmonitor !

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CPU temperature - CoreTemp, RealTemp

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MSI Afterburner.

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speedfan? I used it a long time ago, it's the only one I know of.

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I'm a fan of speccy myself.

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HWMonitor or speedfan. What works better for you.

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i am using AIDA64. it is shareware so I am not sure about the demo. But you can see everything...temperatures of your CPU, HDDs, GPU. All information about your system (even how many times you booted your system) and much more.

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HWMonitor and SpeedFan, as have been mentioned, are great.
I use Core Temp for CPU, and MSI Afterburner, because both can be set to output to the LCD panel on my Logitech devices.

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Speccy, by Piriform.
Gives you your computer's specs and temperature.

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your instructions were not clear and i got it caught in the ceiling fan

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for cpu: coretemp
for gpu: gpu-z

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meh idk i just used cpuid hw monitor or something like that

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Open Hardware Monitor

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Real temp

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Yep, I use this too.

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