系统缺少CPU温度监控❌ 靠过热报警刷存在感是鲁大师的赚钱方式✔ Intel的CPU温度上限早就改为100℃，...
max_ = int(cat(os.path.join(hwmon, 'temp1_max'))) / 1000 crit = int(cat(os.path.join(hwmon, 'temp1_crit'))) / 1000 digits = (temp, max_, crit)if fahrenheit:digits = [(x * 1.8) + 32 for x in digits]ret.append(_nt_cpu_temp(name, *digits))return ret ...
All electronic devices, when at work, produce some amount of heat. Some devices produce more heat than others. One such such electronic that produces a good amount of heat is a computer CPU. The heat that is formed is generally very high, usually well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and shoul...
CPU temps vary with the usage. Usually,40–65 degrees Celsius or 104–145 degrees Fahrenheit is considered as harmless temperature range for your computer. And under heavy workload, this temp may rise to70–80 degrees Celsius (155–175 degrees Fahrenheit). Processor heat depends on the workloa...
For temp in both Celsius and Fahrenheit, it displays 0ºC and 32ºF, respectively. Weird. No idea why it just won't display the readings it gets, which are correct. Something is forcing the temp counter to be 0 before doing that. I went through the Spices Update just once because...
This temp came on even with a cooling pad (IIano V12) at 2800 rpm's. I am not new to gaming computers but somewhat new to laptops gaming systems. I don't believe that a temp (208.4 degrees Fahrenheit) is good for a cpu's life span. I bought the cooling pad because the temps se...
A normal CPU temperature can vary based on your specific processor. In the Core Temp program, you can see your CPU’s “Tj. Max,” or Temperature Junction Maximum.” The “Tj. Max” number you see is the highest temperature that’s safe for your processor, so if you’re consistently ...
added a Fahrenheit=1 INI file option. added the option to view a Task Manager based or a C0% based load meter. added the ability to toggle C1E state and view the SpeedStep (EIST) state. improved dual and multi-monitor support including Anchor mode. includes RealTemp GT, a 6 core ver...
#defineFAHRENHEIT2 intCPUTemperatureMeter_attributes[] = { CPU_TEMP }; staticvoidCPUTemperatureMeter_setValues(Meter* this,char* buffer,intsize) { doubletemp[5]; temp[0] =SMCGetTemperature("TCAH");//Some Mac Pros have two sensors, since they are SMP ...
Contrary to popular belief, CPUs don’t damage easily because of heat. They’re more than capable of handling extreme temperatures. But as always, there are limits. Anything under 60 degrees Celsius, or 140 degrees Fahrenheit, is expected. However, issues can creep up as things get hotter. ...