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CPU Temperature Monitor

The performance of any device depends on its CPU health. One important factor that contributes to CPU health is the CPU temperature. Monitoring CPU temperatures of workstations, servers, and other devices helps in early identification of potential issues.

How high CPU temperature affects your computer?

Higher CPU temperatures negatively impact your computing devices. Increased CPU temperature can:

  1. Reduce the CPU clock rate which affects the computational ability of your computer.
  2. Forcibly kill the devices and make them unavailable.
  3. Shorten the lifespan of your comput
  4. Damage the motherboard and the transistors in the chip.

What causes increased CPU Temperature?

Higher CPU temperatures can be caused by a whole load of factors which include:

  • Hardware faults such as Fan failure.
  • Poor airflow.
  • Background processes that cause CPU utilization spike.

To keep your device performance at an optimum level, increase the availability of the devices, and protect your CPU from damage, you need to monitor the CPU temperature continuously. So, what you actually need is a CPU temperature monitor coupled with some hardware monitoring features like fan monitoring, power supply monitoring, and more.

OpManager - Powerful CPU Temp Monitor

ManageEngine OpManager is a powerful CPU Temperature monitor that continuously monitors the CPU temperature of all network devices. Using OpManager, you can monitor: 

    1. Temperature
    2. Fan Speed
    3. Power Supply
    4. Processor Clock Speed
    5. Battery

OpManager uses SNMP/WMI/CLI protocols to monitor your Windows and Linux devices. OpManager also provides support for CPU temperature monitor, displaying all available temperature data from your network devices. 

1. Temperature:

Tracking temperature data is vital when it comes to server hardware monitoring, as any minor fluctuations in your server's temperature can affect its availability and in turn can make or break your network. Perform temperature monitoring of critical components including CPU temperature monitoring to ensure optimum performance and long life from your network hardware.

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2. Fan Speed:

Ensure your racks, chassis, routers, and other critical components are well-ventilated with proper air-flow distribution.  

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3. Power Supply:

Monitor the voltage and current supplied to various hardware components and PSU redundancies to prevent device failure or short circuits.

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4. Processor Clock Speed:

Monitor the rate at which your processor completes its processing cycle to ensure maximum utilization of the available resources.

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5. Battery:

Monitor the batteries in your Dell servers to prevent cache data loss, BSODs and abnormal shutdowns.

OpManager's CPU temperature monitoring module will alert you about any threshold violations through the medium of your choice (email, SMS, or web alarms), so that you're informed about a potential issue as soon as the situation arises. You can also use the hardware health report to get a quick view of the overall status of your devices' metrics, and you can even export them in PDF/Excel format and send them to your email address. From a single pane, you can see all the critical hardware data, monitor CPU temperature and easily monitor the overall health of your devices. What's more? You can also monitor CPU temp and other crucial metrics on the go with OpManager's advanced network monitoring application available on both Android and iOS devices. A real time CPU temperature monitor, on-the-go!

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CPU temperature monitoring

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