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2026-09-10 · Source:TechPowerUp

Version 11.0.9 of the NVIDIA App folds CPU temperature, clock speed and power draw into the built-in Statistics overlay, reducing reliance on third-party tools like HWiNFO.
NVIDIA has shipped version 11.0.9 of its NVIDIA App, and the update equips the built-in Statistics overlay with CPU temperature, clock speed and power consumption readouts. Until now, GeForce owners who wanted to watch processor thermals mid-game had to keep a separate utility such as HWiNFO or MSI Afterburner running. Folding these processor metrics into NVIDIA's own software delivers one of the more frequently requested additions directly to the company's monitoring layer.
Activation follows a short path: users open the NVIDIA app, press Alt+Z, head into the Statistics section, switch to the Custom view, then enable the overlay with Alt+R. Once active, the display is configurable — users choose which metrics appear, adjust font size and color, and select between a compact horizontal layout or a vertical stack when a lot is on screen at once.
The new CPU figures also work alongside DLSS override tracking, so users can verify which preset a given game is actually running while simultaneously tracking processor numbers. For GeForce owners, that means a single overlay can now cover both upscaling verification and processor monitoring.
NVIDIA is not positioning the feature as a full replacement for dedicated monitoring software. VRAM and system RAM usage remain absent from the overlay, and CPU utilization is reported as one overall number rather than broken out per core. Anyone who wants that level of granularity will still want RTSS running alongside the app. For most GeForce users, however, the update fills one of the more conspicuous gaps in the overlay — and it means no longer needing a third application open just to check the CPU temperature.
Mots-clés: NVIDIA · NVIDIA App · GeForce · DLSS · Statistics Overlay · Hardware Monitoring
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