From Ver 1.12.1 onwards, Core Temp can show correct CPU temp readings for most AMD CPUs.Īs per our testing on an AMD Ryzen 7 Pinnacle Ridge, Speccy claimed the idle CPU temp to be around 92☌. On the other hand, alternatives like Core Temp had the same problem that eventually got fixed. Note that they have pushed minor updates after the release of the 2×00 series, but the issue persists to date. Unfortunately, it has almost always been like that, presumably because of ignorance from Piriform, the manufacturer of Speccy. NOTE: Due to a software limitation, the software must be opened by the user at least once per session with this setting enabled in order for it to be able to automatically refresh the Notification Tray icon.But when it comes to CPU temps, Speccy does not tend to get along.Check Run Speccy in tray when the computer starts to have Speccy start with Windows.Once the proper category is selected, you can use the Sensor dropdown to then select the specific sensor to report, and use the Refresh every # sec option to choose how frequently this is updated (faster update speeds will use more of the computer's resources, but shouldn't be a problem on even a reasonably advanced computer).
You can use the Output dropdown to to select the category of metric to display, such as CPU or Storage. This section will allow you to custom what metric is is displayed in place of the Speccy icon. Check the Display metrics in tray option to replace the Speccy option with a live display of a selected metric.Check the Display metrics in tray tooltip option to show a list of detected temperatures when you mouse over Speccy's Notification Tray icon.Check the Minimize to tray option to allow Speccy to move to the Windows Notification Tray instead of the Start Bar.In Speccy's 'System Tray' options, you can set Speccy to minimize to the tray and, if so, configure what system metrics it displays, if any.
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