CoreX HW Monitor 2.3.1

CoreX is a lightweight hardware monitor for Linux that keeps you informed about your system's health at all times.

• Every sensor of your PC in one list: CPU and GPU temperatures, fan speeds, voltages, power, clocks, disks and network, each with its minimum and maximum

• A dashboard with live charts per device, a hybrid view with the full list next to the charts, or charts only for the values you pick

• An overview you put together yourself: choose its charts and their order

• An always-on-top widget with the values you choose, visible while gaming, working or browsing

• A widget editor: place every value where you want it, align them or arrange them in columns, add icons, pick text sizes, the widget size, the background opacity and a background picture

• History of every sensor for up to a year, with charts and CSV export

• Alerts above or below any value, with a desktop notification

• A system report of your hardware and readings, ready to paste in a forum post

• Dark, light or system theme

• Rename sensors, hide the ones you do not need; CoreX remembers your layout

• Can start with your system, straight into the widget

• Light on resources: it reads the kernel directly, no background services

License: MIT