How to See GPU Temperature on Windows 10 (2 Ways) @windowsexplained
How to See GPU Temperature on Windows 10 (2 Ways)  @windowsexplained
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In Windows 10, there are several ways you can see the GPU Temperature.
You an do this via the Task Manager or you can use a simple called GPU-Z.

For the Task Manager, temperature of your graphics card can be viewed from the "Performance" tab. For GPU-Z, you can see your GPU's temperature from the "Sensors" tab.

Link to download GPU-Z
techpowerup.com/gpuz


Checking GPU temperature is essential because this will let you know of how much stress a game or app is putting your GPU.
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