smcFanControl

smcFanControl is the perfect application for all those Macbook owners getting burned by their hot-running Macbook. This Mac application allows you to control the speed...

Free Mac OS X

Fan Control

Some MacBook (Pro) are just to hot for daylong use. Fan Control adjusts the minimum fan speed depending on the current CPU temperature. For safety, it leaves the...

Free Open Source Mac OS X

Real Temp

Real Temp is a temperature monitoring program designed for all Intel single Core, Dual Core, Quad Core and Core i7 processors. Each core on these processors has a...

Free Windows

TPFanControl

TPFanControl will reduce the fan noise of your IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad. Most Thinkpads have the problem that the BIOS-based fan controlling is bad - it seems to enable...

Free Windows

Macs Fan Control

Every model of iMac, MacBook (Pro/Air), Mac mini, Mac Pro is supported! Real-time monitoring of fans speed and temperature sensors

Free Mac OS X Windows

Motherboard Monitor

Motherboard Monitor is a utility designed by Alexander Van Kaam for Microsoft Windows that provides live information about the state of a motherboard and other hardware...

Free Windows

fancontrol

fancontrol is a shell script for use with lm_sensors. It reads its configuration from a file, then calculates fan speeds from temperatures and sets the corresponding PWM...

Free Open Source Linux

Coolbook

CoolBook is a tool for the MacBook, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro computers. It lets you monitor the frequency, voltage and temperature of the CoreDuo / Core2Duo CPU. ...

Freemium Mac OS X

Corsair Link

Corsair Link Dashboard software allows you to monitor your system and gives remarkable control over your case fans, lighting, and compatible Corsair power supplies and...

Free Windows

CPU Thermometer

CPU Thermometer is one free CPU temperature monitor; it can help you monitor your computer CPU temperature in live time. Program can start with Windows start-up, and...

Free Windows

Heatsync

HeatSync syncs the air*, cpu and hdd temperatures and with the rpm of their corresponding fans increasing/decreasing one as the other is raising/dropping.

Free Mac OS X