Thermograph software allows you to easily monitor your processor temperature for optimal performance. Keep track of your CPU's temperature and prevent overheating with this simple tool.
Thermograph is an incredibly useful software that allows you to monitor the processor temperature of late-model G3 or G4-based Macintosh computers. This software only works with the latest Macintosh models including iMac DV, iBook, FireWire PowerBook, AGP G4's, Gigabit G4's (including the dual processor systems), G4 Cube, and PowerBook G4.
Thermograph comes with several key features that can greatly enhance your user experience. Firstly, it records maximum and minimum temperatures so that you can gauge how hot your computer is getting. Secondly, it shows temperature records over time with a zoomable display that allows you to analyze short-term or long-term trends. Finally, it can display individual processor temperatures on multiprocessor models.
The latest update to Thermograph has also added model identification for temperature submission features, which makes this software even more user-friendly. Overall, Thermograph is a great choice for any Macintosh owner who wants to monitor the temperature of their computer and gain valuable insights into how it's performing over time.
Thermograph comes with several key features that can greatly enhance your user experience. Firstly, it records maximum and minimum temperatures so that you can gauge how hot your computer is getting. Secondly, it shows temperature records over time with a zoomable display that allows you to analyze short-term or long-term trends. Finally, it can display individual processor temperatures on multiprocessor models.
The latest update to Thermograph has also added model identification for temperature submission features, which makes this software even more user-friendly. Overall, Thermograph is a great choice for any Macintosh owner who wants to monitor the temperature of their computer and gain valuable insights into how it's performing over time.
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Version 1.3.4: N/A