what can i use to monitor my cpu,gpu, air temp things like that in my computer?

Speedfan is the only decent free one that I know of.

It does make some systems go a bit funny - on mine it makes my fan run REALLY fast, with no way to slow it down, however any problems (if you have any) can be sorted by rebooting.

It does give a lot of info, and also allows you to change settings (But DON'T DO THIS UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING!)

I use everest ultimate edition and here is what i see in my taskbar right now.

cpu core 1 - 2%

cpu core 2 - 3%

RAM - 40%

Mobo - 38C

cpu - 37C

GPU - 52C

HD 1 - 33C

HD 2 - 33C

cpu fan speed - 1600RPM

They are all color coded to save space and to see everything in 1 glance. I could also add voltages and clock speeds to the list if i wanted to monitor that as well.

It also comes with its own stability tests and RAM benchmarks if you plan to overclock.

I have used speedfan and I much prefer Everest as it provides far more detailed system information.

I am currently using a pentium D 830 3GHz 800MHz FSB @ 3.5GHz 1000MHz FSB (250MHz x 14) on a Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3L Mobo. But that cpu will be replaced by the E8400 soon.

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