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Find CPU Temperature

Written by | May 19, 2010 | 4

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There are various softwares that can be used to find out the temperature of your CPU, Hard Disk, Memory etc. SpeedFan is one such software that can monitor your CPU temperature and its compatible with various OS such as Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and the popular version of Windows.

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Speed Fan

Feature of SpeedFan

  1. Detect CPU Fan Speed.
  2. Find temperature of CPU, Hard Disk and Processor (Core wise)
  3. Control fan speed in the CPU
  4. Inbuilt option for OverClocking.
  5. Hard Disk Performance and Condition Checker
  6. Full Graphical report of CPU Performance (interms of Temperature)
  7. Free Software

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Hard disk Performance Checker

Download Link: Click here to Download Speed Fan for Free

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Ramkumar is the Editor and the Founder of ByteChip.com . He is an application developer, Web enthusiast and VB freak. He has also developed RSS Feed Counter, the first of its kind portable application, which is listed in popular directories such as Sourceforge, Softpedia and Tucows.

4 Responses to “Find CPU Temperature”

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    Pubudu@TechHamlet
    May 19, 2010 at 3:38 pm #

    Hmm… lets see if i can boil some water on my CPU :D

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    Pubudu@TechHamlet
    May 19, 2010 at 9:08 pm #

    Hmm… lets see if i can boil some water on my CPU :D

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