Temp. for CPU & GPU

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    • #1447
      Anonymous

        IT is any way to show CPu and GPU Temperature in Desktop Info????

      • #1453
        GlennGlenn
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          CPUTEMP

          I don’t know of any way to show GPU temperature.

        • #1617
          cuttle

            For nvidia card it is possible to get temperature using WMI. For this you need “NV WMI” module installed, which is a part of nvidia drivers.

            I’m using the following query to get nvidia gpu temperature:
            WMI=active:1,interval:5,namespace:root\cimv2\NV,query:ThermalProbe,display:%temperature%C,threshold1:5 75 0000FF,Text:NVgpu,chart:line linear 110 5 00ff00

          • #2365
            shuttle3000

              CPU temp do not show. N/A..
              What would to do?
              win7 32bit

            • #2366
              shuttle3000

                WMI=active:4,interval:5,text:Температура процессора,namespace:root\wmi,query:MSAcpi_ThermalZoneTemperature,display: {{1.0d:%CurrentTemperature%/10-273.15}}Celsius
                what is wrong?
                Other progs like Aida and hardware monitor shows cpu temp correctly

              • #2369
                GlennGlenn
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                  There’s a chapter in the manual regarding this topic. Those other programs like Aida etc have very targeted code to acquire the cpu sensor readings. They don’t use WMI. As discussed, sometimes wmi will work, sometimes it won’t. It depends on the hardware manufacturer as to whether they expose their hardware sensors in WMI.

                  Your wmi call works on my machine and it will work on others but it won’t work on every computer.

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                  shuttle3000

                    understand
                    Thanx!

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