Monitor Cpu Temp Debian Cmd Line

Love it. Works well. Could use a cpu temp monitor tho, has a gpu temp monitor so why not cpu

After patiently waiting 6 months for the email from B&H that another batch of Ryzen 5 5600X processors had arrived, I immediately purchased the following components for a mini ITX build: Ryzen 5 5600X cpu Gigabyte B550I motherboard Patriot Viper 2x16GB DDR4 3200 MHz ram WD SN850 1TB PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 SSD Noctua NH-L9x65 low-profile cpu cooler Resulted in a SPECTACULAR performance upgrade to the FX-6300 hard disk drive computer that has been my workhorse for the last 8 years. Click the mouse, and Boop, almost immediate file load. Power on completes within 5-10 seconds. Because of the video card supply shortage, had to use an old Asus GT630 card, although the rest of the system compensates to still make for quick graphic design. The only issue was installing Debian Linux. Debian 10 Buster does not have a native driver for the Realtek 2.5 GbE LAN chip. After a few hours of trying to manually load the RealTek RTL8125 driver with no success, I tried the testing Debian 11 Bullseye release, which successfully completed the installation with the r8169 driver. A hearty 5 Star recommendation for the Gigabyte B550I, especially since it does not have a chipset cooling fan that can add noise. The SilverStone SG05BB-LITE case I use has plenty of vent area and temperature has not been a problem.

Top of the line CPU runs amazing.

Easy to install and keeps the core temp at about 36 deg C for my i7 12700k cpu.

Works great! It has dropped my CPU temp 10 Degrees Celsius and looks awesome doing it!

It’s working great, brought my cpu temp so far down from 87c to 83. Going to keep tinkering around to lower the temps. Easy installation.

This cpu runs hotter than it's intel counterpart. I was concerned at first, and kind of obsessed with monitoring the temp. But it is stable and maintains constant temps so I quit worrying about it. I've had no issues with it and it works great in my custom build.

Very easy to use and monitor the temp. Can adjust from anywhere with WiFi.

I bought this to go from a BenQ monitor to my CPU. It seems to be doing the job!

I use this to record audio to be used as a temp voice over in my edit suite. Have a line in through a Mackie Onyx Artist 1-2 and can record directly onto an Adobe Premiere Timeline, with the help of a separately purchased XLR cable. Wanted this mic in case I want to use it on a DSLR for hobby video use as well. Works great for what I do and has some added flexibility to get more use out of it. Would purchase again.