At present Power Gadget measures temperature at the package. A future version of Power Gadget will measure frequency on all cores. In the current version of Power Gadget, frequency is read from a package scope register, so it's not reading a specific core's frequency. On any Intel processor prior to Icelake, all cores run at the same frequency.

Fortunately, Intel is working to fill the skills gap and make AI technology accessible to tomorrows innovators.In the end, here is the question that I keep asking about being NUC 9 Extreme: Would I buy it? The answer to that is a simple No. The tech skills gap is ever-present, and no sector is suffering more than Artificial Intelligence. Instead of calling this Next Unit of Computing (NUC), they really should have called it Last Gen Unit of Computing because the specs are quite frankly outdated.Despite its growing prevalence, the power to utilize and develop AI is out of reach for many. Furthermore, it is a questionable choice by Intel to include a 9th Gen CPU because they are already rolling out 10th gen Comet Lake processors on notebooks.

How To Read Intel Power Gadget