Sadly, Windows 11 doesn’t have a built-in tool that consistently shows the CPU temperature. The easiest option is to use a free hardware-monitoring app such as HWMonitor or Core Temp. Install the app, open it, and look for the CPU temperature reading. It is usually listed under the processor section. As a general guide, 40–60°C at idle and 60–85°C under heavy load are typical, while temperatures approaching 90–100°C may indicate overheating. I hope this answer solves your query.
