I am used to monitor system's characteristics by `lm-sensors hddtemp psensor` in Ubuntu Linux. 
I would like to get a similar monitoring setting as `psensor` in Windows 10 Enterprise. 

My processor is the third generation i7, i7-3770, with socket 1155. 
The Open Hardware Monitor -application does not support it. 
It would be great some software which supports my CPU. 
I am using GTX 9\*\* GPUs. 

I am experimenting both answers. The most relevant part of CPU monitoring is to estimate the power usage. 
OHM does not have drivers for i7-3770 but it still tries to estimate the power of my processor, which is a wrong way of doing these estimations. Max temperatures of CPU in different programs

* BIOS UEFI utility - EZ Mode. CPU temperature +35 C in 5 min running but this is only physical CPU temperature so may ignore core 2 and 3.
* Windows 10 Enterprise, [OHM](http://openhardwaremonitor.org/) at rest. **Physical 38 C, 0 33 C, 1 55 C, 2 75 C, 3 110 C**. Impossible!
* Ubuntu 14.10, psensor at rest. Physical 38 C, 0 33 C, 1 38 C, 2 34 C, 3 33 C.
* Ubuntu 14.10, psensor at CPU heavy load for 5 minutes. 60 C, 0 51, 1 67 C, 2 67 C, 3 54 C,
* Windows 10 Enterprise, CPUid.

CPUid and OHM simultaneously in Windows 10 Enterprise
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A ticket sent about the case [here](https://github.com/openhardwaremonitor/openhardwaremonitor/issues/769) in OHM. Issue sent also in freenode's #hardware-monitor channel.

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How can you monitor characteristics of CPU and GPU in Windows 10 Enterprise?