Show Us Your Temps

essenbe · 02 Aug 2015

Hellishdream said:

Yep I received the same prompt , however I was able to move Speccy from the windows.old folder into the winX program directory and have experienced no issues with it as of this time I use core temp for overlocking , but prefer Speccy for full system monitoring. To each their own though, just wanted to offer a work around incase you didn't want to wait for the update.

Thanks, I may give it a try. I appreciate it. I do still have the Windows.old folder. I am trying the upgrade route, for right now. So far, they have all worked.

Geneo · 03 Aug 2015

Here is mine. Speccy doesn't show temperatures for individual raided disks but CrystalDiskInfo does, and mine are usually 28-30c:

Geneo · 03 Aug 2015

Here, AIDA64 seems to capture it all nicely (sans descriptions):

johnally · 03 Aug 2015

iBawbag · 04 Aug 2015

Snakeyes · 04 Aug 2015

Snip of my AIDA 64 sensor panel showing temperatures at overclock.

iBawbag · 04 Aug 2015

Snakeyes said:

Snip of my AIDA 64 sensor panel showing temperatures at overclock.

Good OC with that CPU with those temps and Vcore 1.38 eek!

Snakeyes · 04 Aug 2015

Thanks iBawbag, normally I run between 4800 – 4900 MHz at the same voltage. Thanks to C states it idles most of the time at 1200 MHz with voltage at .89 V. Normal temperatures are around 28°.With the new install of Windows 10 I have throttled it back to 4600 MHz, just in case.

ArazelEternal · 04 Aug 2015

Here is mine:

Show Us Your Temps-system-temps-specs.png

voyagerxp · 05 Aug 2015