Previously, users take the help of third-party software to find and check the GPU temperature in Windows 10. However, with Windows 10 Sept update, Microsoft updates this section so as to include the ability to monitor the temperature of the graphics cards.
The company has brought this functionality under the Task Manager head. If you are interested in finding out the relevant GPU’s temperature, read this guideline in detail.
How to check GPU Temperature in Windows 10
Here’s how to find out the GPU temperature on a Windows 10 device –
- Right-click anywhere on the taskbar and select Task Manager.
- If a small pop-up appears on your screen, click More details.
- Go to the Performance tab and see what it displays under brackets.
For example: In the below screenshot, you can easily find the place where you can look out for at present GPU temperature.
- Ideally, this should display any value ranging between 65-80, less being the better for PC and its performances.
If you get any value greater than 80, this simply signifies your device is overheated. To overcome this, make sure that heat is being dissipated properly from your computer.
For now, the temperature information is only available in Celsius, not in Fahrenheit. This is a good initiative by Microsoft for those who use additional hardware on their PCs.
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