For part one, where we’ll cover GPU only, you’ll only need MSI Afterburner, but for part two where we will cover CPU only, you’ll need both MSI Afterburner and HWinfo. HWinfo 32Bit or 64Bit depending on your OS.īoth software titles are free to use.You should know that we are going to do this in two parts, one for monitoring GPU temperature and a second for CPU temperature monitoring, so you can skip either one you’d like.

I would’ve done a video, but you may need more time and it is easier to follow along steps in an article, plus you can ask questions in comments and I can reply and help which isn’t as easy to do via video. That’s pretty much a hassle right? Well what if I tell you there’s a way that you can view both the CPU and GPU temperatures along with average usage in-game?īe prepared because this article is going to be rather a long one on “How to view GPU and CPU temperatures in-game”.

One has to pause their game, and switch to their desktop to open a certain program to view the temperature of the CPU and GPU. A lot of people are curious about what their temperatures might be while they are playing games which as we know puts a lot of load not only on your GPU but your CPU as well.

Msi afterburner temperature monitor