Question Heat & fan speed analysis with warning

[DynV]

I'm satisfied with my system overall. I placed it in a manner that increased heat a few weeks ago and after a few hours took off my earbuds and left the room it was it and realized my fans were going crazy (and not background noise as I assumed). I then placed an external fan directly toward the CPU & GPU even longer so it would "balance" out. My system is almost always on.

Is there a software that would analyze my system heat & fan speed for some days or weeks and realize when something drastically change? I'm now concerned something might happen that I wouldn't be able to detect from fan noise or that even more time would pass by before realizing the issue.

Thank you kindly for your help

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

HWiNFO will give you a Current, Min, Max, and Average readout of the temperature for multiple components.

if you're gaming or doing any CPU/GPU intensive tasks keep an eye on the live temperatures with an OSD.

temperature is not going to just randomly spike for no reason.
it will either always be high or it will just spike while the system is being taxed.

include your complete system specs
with system-wide cooling included;
CPU cooler
case make & model, it's fans, their locations, and their orientation
system's location(desktop, floor, cabinet, etc)
and the ambient temperature in the room.

 

[DynV]

Is it really necessary to include my complete system specs in case

1. a fan or heat sink become defective or
2. something drops in my case, since its panel is open, or
3. my system is moved in a sub-optimal way (it's right next to my chair and other situations in which I intend to put it back)

I just want something to check if something is abnormally wrong. I know when I take multiple screenshots in a row while gaming or there's a memory leak that my system is maxed out a few mins, but if it's > 20 mins, something is very wrong.

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

Is it really necessary to include my complete system specs

if you want any professional insight into what your actual issue, if any, may be.

sounds like you don't have much of a clue on your own what could possibly be going on so i would imagine you may want some outside advice/help with your possible issue(s).

if temperatures are spiking to an abnormally high range then it is due to either your system configuration or to some outside attribute.
providing the requested information will offer the answer, or lead us to that answer.

 

[DynV]

if you want any professional insight into what your actual issue, if any, may be.

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