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CoreDuoTemp – Monitor your CPU Usage & Temperature

If you’re a sucker for system stats and monitoring widgets, then CoreDuoTemp is for you. This little app stays quietly put in your menu bar displaying some useful stats including CPU usage, the current operating speed of your processor, and the current temperature of your Intel CPU. Of course this means you have to have an Intel Mac to get usage out of CoreDuoTemp. I have found it a necessity to have some kind of CPU monitor open at all times since certain Mac OS X applications tend to spaz out. CoreDuoTemp is inconspicuous and lightweight, and thus far my monitoring app of choice.


The screenshot to the left shows the optional floating activity monitor. I prefer just the menu bar, shown below. CoreDuoTemp works on the following Intel Mac’s: Mac Mini, MacBook, MacBook Pro, iMac

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Comment from joey
Time: February 17, 2007, 1:45 pm

Nice app. Thanks for the head’s up.

Comment from Sparky
Time: February 17, 2007, 3:52 pm

That’s cool – but check out MenuMeters. It’s a similar menu bar application (very inobtrusive) but can be configured to show you tons of graphs about CPU, network, disk, and memory. Very hand for keeping an eye on your Mac and figuring out what is causing slowdowns.

http://www.ragingmenace.com/software/menumeters/

Comment from ria
Time: March 7, 2010, 11:42 am

for leopard or snowleopard intelcore2duo or Quadcore (64bit )please?

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February 17th, 2007