Temperature Monitor

Temperature Monitor is a handy app for macOS that helps you keep an eye on your Mac’s temperature. It’s super user-friendly and perfect for anyone who wants to track their device’s performance.

Visualize Your Mac's Performance

With Temperature Monitor, you can easily see the temperature trends through history graphs. It shows all the readings in a way that's easy to understand, making it simple to analyze how your Mac is doing.

Detailed Sensor Information

This app helps you check out all the readings from your sensors. You can find extreme values and see what the limits are for each sensor. It gives you a detailed view of things like hard drives, motherboard connectors, processor types, and even the S.M.A.R.T state of your drives.

Custom Temperature Units

You can set Temperature Monitor to show temperatures in Kelvin, Celsius, or Fahrenheit. Plus, it lets you see what the accepted limits are for any hardware part. This makes it great for keeping everything in check!

Floating Window Feature

A cool feature of Temperature Monitor is that it can show temperature readings on a transparent window right on your desktop! This means you don’t have to switch between windows while working—it’s super convenient!

Status Bar Access

You can quickly view the temperature of any sensor using Temperature Monitor’s menu bar icon. Or if you're curious about all monitored components, just check out its status bar menu.

Store Your Data

This app allows you to save an unlimited number of history graphs on your Mac. This way, you can track and analyze how your hardware temperatures change over time. You can even set it up to alert you with audio or voice notifications when temperatures reach certain levels.

Easily Export Data

If you need detailed reports about your Mac's hardware temperature changes, Temperature Monitor makes it easy to export all recorded data into CSV files.

Please Note Compatibility

The only catch is that Temperature Monitor works with Mac models released between August 2002 and October 2012.

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