Is there a program that......

[LIONSFAN20]

I use Precision X to display my GPU temp, is there a similar program to display my CPU temps?

[Nick The Slick]

I just use Core Temp. While it doesn't have a fancy interface like that, I find it does the job well. Can also display in your taskbar with multiple settings like showing the temps for all cores or 1 core, as well as showing clock speed and load. Or you could always use CUPID HWMonitor which will display tons of monitoring info for all various components. I.E. voltages coming form your power supply, fan speeds, CPU and GPU temps and loads, motherboard temp, HDD temps, etc. etc.

[LIONSFAN20]

Do any of those show the current info during gameplay? I worded it poorly in my original post. Precision X can display that info in the corner of the screen of the screen while gaming. I would like to have my CPU temp and Voltage disaplayed while in game.

[josuv22]

Originally Posted by LIONSFAN20

Do any of those show the current info during gameplay? I worded it poorly in my original post. Precision X can display that info in the corner of the screen of the screen while gaming. I would like to have my CPU temp and Voltage disaplayed while in game.

gpu temp displays the info on the logiteck G15 series keyboards lcd screen durning gameplay

[Nick The Slick]

Originally Posted by josuv22

gpu temp displays the info on the logiteck G15 series keyboards lcd screen durning gameplay

Yes but that doesn't help him much if he doesn't have that keyboard and doesn't want to spend money on it just for the display...

Originally Posted by LIONSFAN20

Do any of those show the current info during gameplay? I worded it poorly in my original post. Precision X can display that info in the corner of the screen of the screen while gaming. I would like to have my CPU temp and Voltage disaplayed while in game.

The closest thing I can find is PlayClaw. It's a recording program but has a configurable OSD that can display FPS, GPU temp and usage, and CPU temp and usage (no voltage though apparently, sorry.) as well as various other things I would find useless. Appears the OSD can be used without actually using any of the recording features. You can try to give it a download and play around to see if it'll do what you want.

EDIT: It also appears you can do this with a combination of MSI Afterburner and HWInfo as shown in this

video

.

[josuv22]

Originally Posted by Nick The Slick

Yes but that doesn't help him much if he doesn't have that keyboard and doesn't want to spend money on it just for the display...

that is true, but if he dose it would.