System & Network

System Temps widget for Windows

CPU and GPU temperatures, memory usage, and per-core load in one tile. Set warning and critical thresholds so the numbers colour themselves and you notice a problem without staring at it. Celsius or Fahrenheit, refreshed as often as you like.

Free · Windows 10 and 11 · No account required

System Stats
CPU
60°C54%
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GPURTX 4070
56°C62%
Memory
10.7 / 32 GB

The real System Temps widget, running live. Drag it around.

What it’s for

What System Temps is good for

The everyday jobs this widget was built to handle.

Watch thermals during a long render or a gaming session

Catch a failing cooler before it becomes a shutdown

Keep per-core load visible while diagnosing a slowdown

Settings

Every System Temps setting

8 options, set per widget - so two copies of System Temps on the same dashboard can behave completely differently. Highlighted values are the defaults.

Show CPU

OnOff

Show ram

OnOff

Show GPU

OnOff

Show core loads

OnOff

Advanced

Refresh interval

1000200050007000

Temperature unit

celsiusfahrenheit

Warning threshold

Any number · starts at 70

Critical threshold

Any number · starts at 85

Setup

Getting System Temps on your desktop

  1. 01

    Install

    Download and run the installer. No account, no sign-in.

  2. 02

    Add the widget

    Hit Add Widget, or press Ctrl+K and search for it by name.

  3. 03

    Make it yours

    Drag it where you want, resize it, and set the options below.

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