CPU/GPU Monitering. (Tempature, current speed, etc) in C#

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Im looking for a way to moniter system statistics, here are my main points of interest:

CPU Tempature
CPU speed, (Cycles per second)
CPU Load (Idle percent)
GPU Tempature

Some other points of interest:

Memory useage
Network Load (Traffic Up/Down)

My ultimate goal is to write an application that can be used for easily running in the backround, and allow setting many events fr certain actions, for instance When processer temp gets to 56C -> Do _Blank_ etc.

So this leaves me two main points.

Is there a framework already out there for this sort of thing?
If No to #1, How can i go about doing this?

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