RealTemp 3.50 RC6

Rated 50/50 by adnankavgic at Jun 25, 2009

excellent

Rated 50/50 by wkwalker at Jul 4, 2009

If you really, seriously need to know the temperature of the cores on your recent model Intel CPU (and, if present, nVidia GPU) this application will give you the information. Get your geek on, though. For best accuracy, you'll need to calibrate for the core temperature sensor response curve using the instructions on the web site. First rate, but not designed for casual users.

Rated 10/50 by gawd21 at Oct 12, 2009

Build one that supports AMD, too, and then we will talk!

Rated 50/50 by XhmikosR at Oct 13, 2009

@gawd21: Just don't use the program and don't rate it so low because you don't have an Intel CPU. Use Core Temp instead.

Rated 10/50 by OldGeek at Nov 2, 2009

I have an Intel single core and "it's not supported".

Rated 50/50 by XhmikosR at Nov 2, 2009

@some guy: WTF are you talking about? RealTemp has no installer. Just unzip and run.

Rated 10/50 by some guy at Nov 2, 2009

fails to start says mine not supported Intel single core 2.93 horrible installer , could I even call it that just a zip file that extracts to a bunch of other files, dam make a real installer use Inno

Rated 40/50 by outofspace at Nov 3, 2009

some guy WTF WHAT INSTALLER?

Rated 50/50 by coover at Nov 6, 2009

Seems to have lots of information and evidently tests the CPU to determine something(?). Unfortunately, I didn't understand the results (other than my CPU was not anywhere close to the maximum temperature). Perhaps the software author could add a text file which explains each of the tests and results? There is a readme.txt file included that gives a couple of web pages that may give this information, but I do think it should be included in the zip file. In the meantime, because I do see that lots of information is available, I will give this app a 5.

Rated 40/50 by hedley at Nov 7, 2009

no support for amd phenom,...but idea is quite ok

Rated 10/50 by OldGeek at Nov 16, 2009

I tried this updated version and it still tells me my single core Intel CPU is "not supported". If the description did not include the "all single core" terminology I wouldn't be able to give it a review, however it does say that and it simply is not true. So because of the misleading description I can only give it a 1.

Rated 20/50 by sting777 at May 8, 2010

Temperature mismatch between Intel thermal analysis tool and this temperature software. So I'm rating this 2 stars (hopefully it will get better). Intel TAT says 28/25C the other says 40C. I do like CSV logging option (useful to build charts in excel or google docs). Logging options would be nice using basic CSV you'd have the duration count + raw temps so you could graph the temperatures over a long time period. If the author implements the logging options correctly this would be useful for temperature comparisons. Intel TAT has poor logging output.

Rated 10/50 by mike59 at May 24, 2010

This is like the only program that does not support AMD. Get a Phenom II 1090T you nub and stop wasting money on over priced Intel crap!

Rated 10/50 by mike59 at Jun 23, 2010

Still fail

Rated 10/50 by GSMAN at Jan 18, 2011

I agree with Old Geek, two different machines, no go on either, it doesn't support them, even though they are Intel 'single core' processors. Ones a 3.4ghzHT, others a 2.8ghzHT........maybe its the hyper-threading...LOL. Nevertheless they're ad claim is untrue..........

Rated 10/50 by Mt.Man at Jan 26, 2011

Says Core, meaning Intel's new 'Core' series cpu. Their home page clearly states "Pentium 4 processors are not supported".