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The folks over at NZXT just announced its free PC monitoring software called CAM. I'm downloading it as we speak. Feel free to share your thoughts here.
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so far it seems like a decent little monitoring tool. One of my temp sensors on my HTPC mobo is reading 114C though....not sure why. All the others are in the 25C-32C range
But does Rainmeter have a chart that tracks it over time? Task manager can monitor this data over a minute or two but I have yet to find something simple that runs in the background that constantly monitors and tracks this activity.
One of my temp sensors on my HTPC mobo is reading 114C though....not sure why. All the others are in the 25C-32C range
Just looked at the pics. Made me giggle. It is an AIO monitoring though....so is hwinfo
Biggest issue is that there isn't any way to monitor GPU load.
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PC interface looks like its from Windows 95. What's up with the "new" simple GUI everyone seems to be copying from Windows 8?
I use Open Hardware monitor. It's quick, light, and it gives me a gadget on Windows 8.1 without using the gadgets hack.
rainmeter can do GPU monitoring thru a plugin that interfaces to MSI afterburner.
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=319558
I have it monitoring and graphing GPU temp, GPU load, framerate. I also have it monitoring GPU clock frequency. I made a custom gadget to do this. The only thing it is missing that I wish I could access is VPU load. that is a good way to see if you are using nvidia HW decode during video playback experiments.
Rainmeter has very low processor usage...significantly less than sidebar with the gadgets I had set up.