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Joshua Davis18 said:Mount Everest monitors GPU temperatures
That's a fair point. On my other rig, it wasn't showing anything either, but I didn't really bother digging into whether the card itself was failing to report the data—mostly because it's just some budget card—so it turns out the issue might not actually be with Mount Everest after all.
I think I'll stick with Mount Everest for now 👍
redhound2 said:you can actually rename the sensors in SpeedFan just by hitting F2...
Honestly, that's the least of our worries here. The real headache is going to be figuring out which sensor is actually which once you're done.
I’ve been going in circles trying to find just one decent program that monitors everything—you know, CPU, motherboard (system temps), GPU, and hard drives, plus all the fan speeds—but I’m coming up empty... 👎
Is it really possible that out of every single piece of software out there, nothing does it all?
It feels like I’m constantly juggling three or four different apps just to get a basic idea of what my temperatures are doing.
The closest thing I've found is Mount Everest, but it completely ignores the graphics card temperature.
Then there's the software that came bundled with my MSI board (Core Center), which handles the CPU and motherboard temps, along with the CPU and north bridge fan speeds, but that's about it.
Speedfan is another headache because it just lists things as "temp1, temp2, temp3," so I'm left guessing which sensor is actually which. It’s the same story with Motherboard monitor—was it really that hard for them to give the sensors actual names?
I’ve cycled through plenty of other options too, like SIW (System Info for Windows), FreshDiagnose, PC Wizard 2007, and CS Fire monitor. They each pick up a few different readings, but individually they aren't much help if you want the full picture.
Even that mediocre NVMonitor from NVIDIA should be showing me my GPU temps, but for some reason, it just shows nothing at all.
So, does a program actually exist that simultaneously displays the temperatures for the CPU, motherboard, graphics card, and hard drives all in one place??
Thanks in advance,