PSensor allows you to easily monitor hardware temperature in Ubuntu

PSensor is a very mature hardware temperature detection software in Linux. This is how my graphics fan works. Well, what I want to say is what really makes me crash is the noise of this fan! I'm going to change a new radiator, but here, PSensor helps me record the hardware temperature for a while and display it as a chart. Of course, there is also an advanced option that can trigger an alarm when the hardware temperature reaches the set value. Other hardware not only detects your video card. PSensor can also monitor your other hardware

PSensor is a very mature hardware temperature detection software in Linux.

This is how my graphics fan works.

Well, what I want to say is what really makes me crash is the noise of this fan! I'm going to change a new radiator, but here, PSensor helps me record the hardware temperature for a while and display it as a chart.

Of course, there is also an advanced option that can trigger an alarm when the hardware temperature reaches the set value.

Other hardware

It is not just to detect your video card. PSensor can also monitor the temperature of your other hardware .......

Motherboard and CPU temperature (lm-sensors required). NVidia graphics hard drive (hddtemp required). fan speed (similarly, lm-sensors required ).

After IM-sensors needs to be configured and installed, run 'sudo sensors-detect 'to start a new terminal.

Download

PSensor can be installed on 9.10, 10.10, and 11.04 using an independent deb package.

Free onHttp://linux.linuxidc.com/

Both the user name and password areWww.linuxidc.com

The specific download directory is in/Pub/2011/07/06/psensor/

A ppa can also be used in the same Ubuntu version, but the latest release is 04. Only 11.04 can be viewed.

You can add the source 'ppa: jfi/ppu' and search, update, and install 'psensor 'in the Ubuntu Software Center '.

Generally, the third-party deb package you downloaded has not been verified. Please take the risk on your own.