Vupocy 10 years ago

This tool is able to read a lot of chips. Must be used a GUI software (ie: Psensor)

chrismots 10 years ago

You just type "sensors" in the terminal and you get a reading. OK you can do more but that's a start.

yudhaph 10 years ago

Like it. I run "sensors-detect" in terminal, and simply use 'hardware sensor monitor' panel applet to monitor.

drone12 11 years ago

Do you have a few hours to spend to try to figure out how to install this? It does not appear in your menu after you download and install it with software manager, nor after you try to "apt-get install" it with the terminal. I gave up and tried Psensor which installs instantly, appears in the "system tools" part of your start menu, and works great.

anomalice 11 years ago

Don't know how to use it.

Voliax 11 years ago

Thank you! (this thing used by temperature showing applets or applications)

fotonix 11 years ago

Basic "service" to feed data to apps that do the display work. My temps seem to report way above reality though (HP i7 laptop).

ulysses 11 years ago

Okay

interferenc 12 years ago

No graphical user interface. The wiki wasn't clear to me on how to get started. Looks like it will take lots of time to get it working.

ashtoash 13 years ago

Neither good nor bad. It's just there, but for what

HATRED 13 years ago

Awesome for overclockers and not only.