CpuTemperatureAlarm

When you have been working on your computer for a long time or you use a rendering application that requires a lot of computer resources, such as RAM or CPU, your hardware components might be affected due to the strenuous tasks and eventually break down.

To prevent this from happening, you can rely on dedicated software solution that can notify you in due time so you can pause or stop the resource hog. For example, you can turn to CpuTemperatureAlarm if you want to constantly track the temperature of your CPU (central processing unit).

The application installs without any issues, provided .NET Framework 2.0 has already been installed onto the host computer.

The graphic interface is highly intuitive and user-friendly - as soon as you run CpuTemperatureAlarm, the app analyzes your computer and it displays the current temperature values for each core of your CPU, along with an average one.

Moreover, these values are updated in real-time, so you can easily keep an eye on the influence a newly-launched app has over your CPU.

The utility can be minimized to the system tray, so it does not take up taskbar or desktop space, and it plays an alarm sound whenever the CPU gets hotter than usual.

You can modify the temperature threshold for triggering the alarm, if you are not pleased with the default value - in other words, you can set CpuTemperatureAlarm to notify you whenever the CPU gets to 70, 80 or 90 degrees.

You can also mute the alarm sound with a single mouse click, if you do not want to be played.

To wrap it up, CpuTemperatureAlarm can come in handy to all users who want to make sure their CPU does not get too hot when specific applications are running - furthermore, when the temperature gets too high, an alarm sound will be played so you can take the necessary measures.