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How to Monitor Your CPU Temperature – PCMag AU
If your computer gets too hot, its performance will suffer and the CPU could get damaged. Here’s how to keep tabs on PC or Mac’s temperature.
An overheating computer is no joke. If your CPU gets over a certain temperature, it can actually “throttle” itself, causing you to lose performance. Heat can also decrease the lifespan of your PC, not to mention burn your thighs if you’re using your laptop on bare legs. But most PCs don’t have built-in temperature-monitoring tools, so you’ll need to download some software if you want to see how hot it’s running.
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