Who's heating your rig?

Rank process activity associated with CPU and GPU heat, then safely test and verify, without pretending correlation proves cause.

What ships, and what we publish about it.

What it is.

Windows thermal investigator that ranks process activity associated with CPU/GPU heat, reconstructs episodes with Heat Autopsy, and closes the loop with a reviewed stop-and-observe test. Local-by-design.

ThermoSuspect helps Windows users investigate hot or noisy PCs by combining hardware telemetry with per-process activity. It leads with a plain-language thermal verdict, ranks likely contributors with honest evidence strength, reconstructs sustained heat episodes via Heat Autopsy (including explicit no-verdict states), and offers a fail-closed reviewed process stop with a 90-second outcome spot-check labeled as supporting evidence rather than proof. History stays on-device in SQLite with CSV export and privacy-aware HTML incident reports. Distributed as a Windows x64 MSI that registers an elevated ThermoSuspect Sensor Service Scheduled Task while the UI runs non-elevated. NVIDIA NVML is optional for richer per-process GPU attribution.

Real frames from the build.

Real frames from the build. No mockups or perspective: the software as it runs.

Feature index.

Mechanics that are in the current build. Planned work stays out of this table until it ships.