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How to check your graphics card's GPU temperature

How to check your graphics card’s GPU temperature

Posted on June 17, 2019 By Jarvis

Knowing your graphics card’s GPU temperature is vital when your PC keeps overheating, or when you’re overclocking—but Windows doesn’t include temperature monitoring tools. We can help.

How hot is your PC’s graphics card temperature? During normal operations, your GPU temperature shouldn’t matter much—your graphics card should simply drive monitors and play games without overheating and shutting down. But if you have an older PC, or if you want to try your hand at graphics card overclocking, being able to monitor your GPU temperature is vital.
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