Core Temp is a Windows utility designed for monitoring your current processor temperature and other hardware-related aspects. This program helps you identify whether you're dealing with hardware issues or not and provides you with a quick way to share your system details with support teams for assistance.
Once the application is launched, it immediately starts fetching information about the performance of your system. The program provides you with detailed information about your system configuration (processor model, default frequency, etc.), a quick way to check if there are any driver or BIOS updates available, and so much more.
In addition, you can set the preferred interval of time for updating the processor temperature and other monitored details.
The application comes with 2 flaws: it offers you to install unneeded apps (during its installation) and supports only one output format for saving snapshots (PNG).
However, the aforementioned disadvantages don't mean that much to me mostly because, overall, the program works flawlessly and offer you accurate information. Plus, Core Temp comes without a price. So, I'd say you should give it a try if you wish to monitor your processor temperature and other vital hardware details.
v1.5.1 [Nov 20, 2016]
-New: Support for Intel Kaby Lake, Apollo Lake and Avoton processors.
- Fix: Incorrect multiplier on 45nm and early 32nm Core series processors.
- Fix: Sometimes power consumption doesn't work on supported processors.
- Fix: In cases where both IA and GT power figures are N/A, Uncore displays the same value as Package.
- Fix: Incorrect VID on Intel processors.
- Fix: Inaccurate TjMax on Silvermont based (22nm Atom) processors.
- Fix: Incorrect VID on AMD Trinity and newer processors.
- Fix: Corrected Lynnfield recognition of i5 760, i7 870S.
- Fix: Crystal Well and Haswell-ULT code names added for the Haswell generation.
- Fix: VIA Eden X4 was incorrectly named VIA QuadCore.
- Update: G15 applet will be named 'Core Temp' from now on, without the version number.
- Known issues: Some systems running Windows 10 Anniversary may still have driver load failure.
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