Libre Hardware Monitor (project)
Libre Hardware Monitor is an open‑source hardware monitoring project maintained by a community of volunteer contributors. It was created as a continuation/fork of the older Open Hardware Monitor project to keep development active, add support for newer hardware, and provide a modern, community‑driven alternative for monitoring CPU, GPU, motherboard sensors, fan speeds, voltages and temperatures on Windows systems. The project is hosted and developed on GitHub and publishes binary releases, source code, and issue tracking there.
The project is not a commercial company but a collaborative software effort: contributors maintain the codebase, accept pull requests, and respond to hardware compatibility and feature requests. Typical features include a sensor tree with real‑time readings, logging, a simple web server for remote monitoring, customizable displays, and support for many CPU/GPU/motherboard sensor chips. Development activity, releases, and contributions are visible on the GitHub...
The project is not a commercial company but a collaborative software effort: contributors maintain the codebase, accept pull requests, and respond to hardware compatibility and feature requests. Typical features include a sensor tree with real‑time readings, logging, a simple web server for remote monitoring, customizable displays, and support for many CPU/GPU/motherboard sensor chips. Development activity, releases, and contributions are visible on the GitHub...
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Total Users:
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Total Keys:
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Total Clicks:
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Total Mouse Scrolls:
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Total Time Used:
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