Core Temp (32-bit) 0.99.4 User Reviews

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• 5 out of 5 people found this review helpful

  5 stars

  Version: Core Temp (32-bit) 0.99.4

  "My vote for the best little utility"

  by Fred Brychta on May 31, 2008

  Pros: Gives seperate readings for each core on my Core 2 Due T7200 with temperatures on the taskbar. In the details, one of the very few to give CPU load percentages for each core. This give you the opportunity to balance your load using Process Lasso (also free).

  Cons: This does everything it's supposed to do very well

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• 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful

  5 stars

  Version: Core Temp (32-bit) 0.99.4

  "At last"

  by freewheelingdom on August 25, 2008

  Pros: This is the first software I have found that can tell me the temperature of my Athlon64 3200 on my Asus cool and quiet motherboard with 32bit Vista. I have been trying to find this fascility for ages now. Does the job. Sits in the system tray telling you how hot your cpu is running. Brill.

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• 4 out of 4 people found this review helpful

  5 stars

  Version: Core Temp (32-bit) 0.99.4

  "Works 4 Pentium and AMD fine.(even laptops)"

  by 1_v8_merc on June 3, 2008

  Pros: works for 90% of computers. Pentium support, AMD support.

  Supports AMD laptops(works fine on my AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-60)

  Live reading, no fancy GUIs or crap

  Run it, it works, doesnt even need to install

  Cons: None, theres certain older models of Pentiums that it DOESNT work on.

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• 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

  4 stars

  Version: Core Temp (32-bit) 0.99.4

  "works great, XP media & Vista"

  by shipjax002 on August 4, 2008

  Pros: easy isntall & setup, no pro. at all. (Vista has UAC disabled). Kaspersky & spybot asked for& got OK, takes av. 1000 k memory, 0 CPU, No spyware detected yet.

  Cons: could give more info, but what it does, it does well. It "may" be giving low reading on Vista,Athlon64 4400+,2.4gx2. however, still usefull for comparison of sys. changes

  Summary: Worth using, low draw, in both these machines I'm more interested in temp. change than actual numbers. I run No A/C in area, try to keep macines cool, and try different methods. The XP rig is a laptop, used often outside FL, & is very vulnerable.... read more

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• 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful

  5 stars

  Version: Core Temp (32-bit) 0.99.4

  "Small, simple program monitors CPU temp."

  by Brent_Cox on May 10, 2008

  Pros: Does exactly what it says it will--no more, no less. Monitors CPU temperature, allowing me to track its temp in real time. I downloaded this program because my laptop was crashing periodically, which I suspected was caused partly by high internal temperature. Core Temp showed that I was right. When I run certain processes, I see my CPU temp rises from around 60 to 90+. Core Temp is an invaluable, simple diagnostic/monitoring program.

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