How to Check Processor Temperature
When we are opening a computer program that exceeds the specification limit or increases its capabilities by overclocking, the CPU or processor that we install in our PC will automatically increase its temperature. Often this case causes our computers often shut down suddenly. We often do not realize when our CPU temperature rises drastically. We want to help your problem by discussing how to check the processor temperature. Just follow it guys!
How to Check Processor Temperature Through BIOS
The first method you can use to check the temperature of your CPU is to check it through the BIOS. BIOS is a menu that allows the user to adjust the user's basic Windows settings. The setting you can find is Hardware Monitor where you can see the temperature of your processor. For those of you who are lazy to install other software to check computer temperature. Here are the ways
1.Restart your computer
2.After you restart and your computer restarts, press the F2 key on your keyboard before
booting is complete. The bios button is not always the same bro, this depends on the
manufacturer or brand you are using. But generally the keys used are F2, F10, or Del.
3.After that, you will find a screen with a dominant blue color. Then find the words H/W Monitor (some bios use other names such as Status, PC Health, and others.
4.Check your CPU temperature in PC Health Status.
How to Check Processor Temperature Via SpeedFan
In addition to going through the BIOS, you can use software such as SpeedFan to check the temperature of your processor. This software capacity is also not large, only 10 MB. So you don't need
to uninstall other programs that you need more. How to use it? Just follow us, guys.
1.Download SpeedFan at www.almico.com/sfdownload.php .
2.After you download, run the setup by opening the file you just downloaded
3.After seeing the terms window, click I Agree.
4.Select the components you want to install.
5.Then click Install
6.When finished waiting for the installation process, click close.
7.Then run SpeedFan
8.You will get temperature information not only the processor but other devices as well. You don't need to restart again to see your CPU temperature.
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