Core Temp is a lightweight Windows utility that monitors processor temperature using the CPU’s digital thermal sensors. It displays real-time readings for each core, so users can see how temperatures change with workload without relying on motherboard sensors. It supports many Intel, AMD and VIA processors and offers customization and plug-ins. A separate gadget adds graphs and processor or memory readings.

Core Temp is a lightweight processor-monitoring utility for Windows x64 systems. It reads the digital thermal sensors built into supported CPUs and reports temperatures for each individual core, rather than relying on a single motherboard sensor. This makes it useful for desktop users, technicians and PC builders who want to check how a processor behaves during everyday work or demanding tasks. Readings update in real time, so changes can be observed as processor load rises or falls.

The main window presents per-core temperature readings alongside other processor information. Because the sensors are located in the processor, Core Temp does not depend on a particular motherboard’s temperature-monitoring hardware. Its temperature data comes from the CPU’s Digital Thermal Sensor, which provides a more direct reading than conventional onboard thermal sensors. Comparing the displayed temperatures under different workloads can help users identify heat increases while running applications, games or other CPU-intensive jobs.

Core Temp supports recent x86 processors from Intel, AMD and VIA, including many Core, Atom, Xeon, Athlon, Phenom, Opteron, APU, Sempron and Nano families. Exact support depends on the processor model and sensor implementation. The program is designed to be straightforward to use, while offering customization options for users who want to tailor its display. A plug-in platform lets developers extend its functions, making the utility adaptable beyond its basic temperature-monitoring role.

A separate Core Temp Gadget can display processor load or temperature and memory utilization, with a graph view for tracking changes. Its readings can be color-coded and adjusted through its options, and the gadget can be resized or have its information text hidden. A Windows Media Center add-on is also available for supported Windows editions. Core Temp additionally offers a way to monitor systems from an Android device, extending access beyond the Windows desktop.

Core Temp 64bit is freeware for compatible 64-bit Windows systems, including Windows 7 x64. It is intended for processors with supported digital thermal sensors; installing it does not add sensors or correct hardware cooling problems. Users can consult its readings while testing a system or checking temperatures during normal use, but the figures should be interpreted in the context of the particular processor and its operating conditions.

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Fix: Do not display TDP and TjMax for Zen and Zen+ CPUs
Fix: Incorrect BCLK on legacy (Pre-Zen) AMD CPUs
Fix: Check for updates feature
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