Any decent Weather & CPU/Memory desktop apps?

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So I'm not sure about installing the old Vista gadgets back on Windows 8.1 but I do like the CPU/Memory and Weather gadgets. Can anyone recommend replacements?

 

And, yes I know I can open the Start screen for weather, but I want it visible on the desktop, so save it ;) :P

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try openhardware monitor, you can drop temp icons into the notification area for one option, from hdds,cpu, ram you name it.  http://openhardwaremonitor.org/downloads/

Also I'd suggest you go have a look in the Rainmeter Deviantart section, they have boatloads of hardware and weather configs that are simple to use and easy to pick from. Hope this is of help :)

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