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  1. How to get GPU and CPU Stats (temperature, load, etc.) shown in the Task Manager using CMD?


    Im actually making a PC Hardware Resource Monitor for myself with a raspberry pi. Unfortunately, Im stuck on how to actually get CPU/GPU temperature and loads. OSHI for java does the work halfway, but i need a complete solution. Excuse me for my bad english

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    /u/terrymaakichoot, Apr 12, 2020
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  2. how to determine the temperatures of cpu and gpu in windows 10

    how to determine the temperatures of cpu and gpu in windows 10
     
    nicholsoninnovations, Apr 12, 2020
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  3. EdTittel Win User
    Monitor GPU Temperature from Task Manager in Windows 10  

    Just tried your info, and although my GTX1070 supports WDM 2.6, I see no temps in Task Manager. I can, however, see temps in tools such as HWiNFO, SIW, and so forth. Any suggestions as to how to investigate further and/or repair this deficiency? Thanks!
    --Ed--

    For example, here's the Sensors output on the GPU from SIW Home:

    How to get GPU and CPU Stats (temperature, load, etc.) shown in the Task Manager using CMD? [​IMG]
     
    EdTittel, Apr 12, 2020
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  4. How to get GPU and CPU Stats (temperature, load, etc.) shown in the Task Manager using CMD?

    GPU graph is not seen in task manager

    Hi Sree,

    You can now view GPU performance in the Task Manager in Windows 10 if you have a dedicated GPU, the Task Manager will show you performance stats for both the integrated and dedicated GPU since you just mentioned that you've already upgraded your PC to the Fall
    Creators Update. But, since the GPU graph is not showing on your PC's Task Manager, there's a possibility that your computer wasn't meet requirements for GPU in the Task Manager. To know more about it, you may check this article:
    GPUs in the task manager

    Let us know if you need further help.
     
    Jenicel Dri, Apr 12, 2020
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