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Graphs/logs of CPU temp

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squelchy451

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Hi. I tried realtemp, core temp, HWMonitor, etc but none of them seemed to provide any graphs or accessible logs of temperatures over time.

How can I view graphs of temperatures over time?
 
try speedfan
 
OCCT will stress test and log details for you.

May not detail individual core temps, but hey it's free and since you didn't write your own program to do it for you you might as well at least say thanks(or not).

tldr; OCCT is good.
 
squelchy451 said:
hi. I tried realtemp, core temp, hwmonitor, etc but none of them seemed to provide any graphs or accessible logs of temperatures over time.

How can i view graphs of temperatures over time?
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aida64.
 
It's not for benchmarking. I just want to compare some fans and see how much my temp increases during gaming.
 
squelchy451 said:
It's not for benchmarking. I just want to compare some fans and see how much my temp increases during gaming.
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I agree with Arctucas. AIDA 64 is the best for temps graphs.
 
For example:

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To simulate in-game graphing/logging I ran Unigine Sanctuary for about five minutes with AIDA64 running in the background.

For the sake of clarity, I only selected the GPU temperatures as seen in this screenshot:

AIDAgputempgraph.jpg


GPU fan speed graph (not a lot of change):

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And finally, a .csv file logging other statistics (opened in Excel):

AIDAlog2-27-12.jpg
 
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