but Open Hardware Monitor is (arguably) more thorough. It's worth trying them all out and seeing what works for you if you are particularly worried about your GPU temperatures. Formerly TechRadar ...

and monitoring your hardware for at least 15 minutes. Keep an eye on the GPU usage, GPU clock speed, and temperature readings of both your CPU and GPU while actively running the game you're ...

Moreover, there are a few neat additions, such as the ability to end the most taxing processes, monitor GPU temperature, toggle between graphics cards and network adapters, and more. The new ...

A seller on TaoBao, an online shopping platform, is advertising an angled adapter that features both temperature and power draw on a tiny display, helping you get ahead of any issues that could ...

He mounted a small temperature sensor on his graphics card near the GPU, wiring it to an Arduino. The Arduino monitors his video card, lighting an RGB LED blue if conditions are alright.

has seemingly beat everyone to the punch by launching an RTX 4090 16-pin adapter with active cooling and power and ...

There’s no fixed answer to this question, as it ultimately depends on the design of your specific GPU. NVIDIA’s top-end consumer card, the GeForce RTX 4090, can handle temperatures up to 90C ...

ASUS has rolled out its Prime LC 360 ARGB LCD cooler, a unit built to work smoothly with the rest of the ASUS Prime lineup, like motherboards, cases, and graphics cards.

The ODT-PVT-ULP-001C-22FDX is an ultra-low power temperature, voltage and process monitor designed in a 22nm CMOS process. This IP operates over the entire temperature range of -40 C to 150 C. The ...

has seemingly beat everyone to the punch by launching an RTX 4090 16-pin adapter with active cooling and power and temperature monitoring. This adapter, has a built-in fan to help alleviate the ...