cklaubur said:
I use a few Windows gadgets from addgadgets.com (their All CPU Meter, GPU Meter, and Network Meter) on my desktop, and they are pretty light on resources. To get temperatures on the CPU and GPU gadgets, a separate program has to be run. The CPU meter can use CoreTemp, and both can use PC Meter, created by the same creators of the gadgets.
The gadgets work fine on Windows Vista and 7. I'm not sure about how they run on 8 or 8.1, and Windows XP doesn't have gadget support, so they won't work there.
If you are looking for just a monitoring program, CoreTemp should work, along with Realtemp, and Everest.
Casey
Thanks so much Casey, an almost instant reply!
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It works just as you said.