Libre Hardware Monitor is free software that can monitor the temperature sensors, fan speeds, voltages, load and clock speeds of your computer.
Lenovo Legion Toolkit (LLT) is a Windows desktop utility created for Lenovo gaming laptops that replaces Lenovo Vantage, Legion Zone, and Legion Space.
Qt overclocking tool for GNU/Linux
A minimal, cross-compatible CPU/GPU telemetry monitor with accurate data directly from vendor APIs and beautiful ASCII visualization.
An open source hardware monitoring agent for Checkmate
Monitor sensor readings with this HWiNFO64 Stream Deck Plugin
ESP32-C3 + OLED desk monitor: live CPU/GPU/RAM/disk stats from a Windows/Linux companion app, and 12 animated retro clock styles when the PC sleeps.
Safe Rust wrapper for the NVIDIA Management Library
A cross-platform hardware monitor with real-time dashboards, local performance history, and customizable visualizations.
Tool for managing exclusive GPU access for distributed machine learning workloads
Open-source Apple Silicon system monitor for macOS.
MSI Afterburner monitoring plug-in that uses LibreHardwareMonitorLib enable monitoring of various hardware sensors.
Linux hardware inventory and live sensor monitor
Home Assistant HACS integration + Go agent for proactive S.M.A.R.T. disk health monitoring. ATA, SATA, NVMe. Auto-discovery via mDNS. No automations required.
Centralized multi-system scalable fan control. Real-time dashboard, custom curves, Docker server + native Linux/Windows agents. Selfhosted with Docker
Native macOS menu-bar fan control and charger-power monitor for Apple Silicon MacBook Pros.
🏠 Application de bureau native pour contrôler votre domotique Home Assistant avec télémétrie matérielle & multi-serveurs.
Open-source Vantage alternative for Lenovo Legion: Fn+Q, RGB, fans, dGPU. No account, no telemetry. Basic mode for other Windows PCs.
Comprehensive server hardware information and health monitoring script for Linux systems
NIX-Z is a hardware monitoring suite for Linux, inspired by HWiNFO64.
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