Download an app called SpeedFan
http://www.filehippo.com/download_speedfan/
It's free...
it's compatible with most motherboards, but it's not perfect.... often very high readings will show, that won't fluctuate,.... those are to be ignored.
Otherwise you can check it in your bios settings... it will show up under PC Health or something of equivalent.
Place two temperature sensors at these locations: the entrance of the front of the unit fan pulling outside air into the chassis , then at the rear system fan pushing chassis air out of the chassis. Take the two temperatures and multiply them together, then find the square root of the product.
This would be an approx. air chassis temp of the unit.
Environment air surrounding the black box would be the basis of establishing an internal
air temperature.
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Microsoft Windows users can check the performance of their computer by accessing the 'Performance' tab in the Task Manager application. Performance can also be viewed by right-clicking the Start Button and selecting 'Properties'.
The fundamentals of computer performance in terms of program execution always has three factors that influence performance 1. CPU 2. Memory and 3. IO (Input/Output) Any performance bottleneck will be related to one of these. To overcome the bottleneck you may need to increase the CPU capability if it is CPU bound, increase the memory if it is memory bound and remove the IO blocks if it is IO bound
You can't a CPU is one computer. However, you can run may virtual computers on one real computer.
its located in the central processing unit which is your microprocessor in simple words. its job is to check device status and control computer components
No. The hard drive's speed is independent of the processor. However, a slow hard drive can reduce the performance of the computer overall, especially if the computer has insufficient memory to meet the users' demands and has to cache a lot of data.
A CPU can do one thing per processor that the computer contains
I'm assuming it has to do with the architecture of the CPU.
You have problems with either your hard drive or your CPU. It looks like it's CPU problem. Check the CPU radiator, clean it if it has some dust, aslo you will have to remove it in order to check therma paste which is between the CPU and the radiator. If it's dry and not flexible you have to clean the CPU and radiator from the paste and put new one. You can purchase a paste online.
If you mean CPU as Central Processing Unit, then theres one mounted onto the CPU. If you mean CPU for Computer, then theres at least two or three in the computer. Theres one on the central processing unit, one in the power supply box, and one on the computers case. There may be more added on other places of the computer's case.
It is not true.
You wouldn't want the best probably.The very best gaming cpu's are ungodly expensive.Right now the Phenom II X3 720BE is one of the best price/performance processors.Several other of AMD's Phenom cpus give you superb performance for the money.
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CPU sockets (or CPU slots) in which one or more microprocessors may be installed