Use lm_sensors to view the motherboard and CPU Temperature

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In Linux, you can use the lm_sensors software to view the temperature of the motherboard and CPU, which is very convenient.

You can find lm_sensors in yum and install it:

[Leconte @ web ~] $ Yum search sensors

Loaded plugins: fastestmirror

==================================== Matched: sensors ================================

Lm_sensors.i386: Hardware monitoring tools.

The lm_sensors-devel.i386: Development files for programs which will use lm_sensors.

Xfce4-sensors-plugin.i386: Sensors plugin for the Xfce panel

Run yum install lm_sensors to output the current temperature:

[Leconte @ web ~] $ Sensors

Adm1023-i2c-0-18

Adapter: SMBus i80 1 adapter at 0580

Board Temp:

+ 39 °C (low =-55 °C, high = + 127 °C)

CPU Temp: + 43 °C (low =-55 °C, high = + 127 °C)

Max1617-i2c-0-4d

Adapter: SMBus i80 1 adapter at 0580

Board Temp:

+ 38 °C (low =-55 °C, high = + 127 °C)

CPU Temp: + 45 °C (low =-55 °C, high = + 127 °C)

Basically, the temperature below 70 degrees is normal. If an alarm is reported on your motherboard, run the sensors command to check whether the temperature is too high.