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I haven't found one that was consistent. Apple's motherboards (logic board) are proprietary and most temperature and CPU readout software that are for Windows do not properly pick up all the sensors. Some sensors read out OK, most don't.
You really don't need to know the CPU temp anyway. When running games from Windows (dual boot) you'll be able to hear the fans ramp up. If the machine gets too hot, it'll shut down automatically. |
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