Wondering if there's an applet that shows cpu and gpu load? I've already done sensors-detect.
Specs: Ryzen 3900x and Vega 64 gpu.

    found it. I guess i needed to restart my computer.

    I tried both, but I'm not getting real-time cpu temps.

    • laky replied to this.

      algent I just tried to write both corectrl and CoreCtrl and it brings me up the app no matter the spelling. Still my bad for not thinking that terminal spelling is case sensitive. Been there , done that ! 😉

      ultra99 Sorry , I thought it worked with Cpu aswell as the Gpu.
      I actually only needed it for the gpu since i've heard its the only app that works with current Navi gpu's .

      what do you guys think of gotop? changelog shows latest update was March 2019!! here are my current temps, not sure if the readings are accurate.

      But I'd like to see my temps in my applet bar instead of using screen real-estate.

        algent I installed conky as per suggestion above, but it doesn't provide cpu temps.

          ultra99 No they do. You have to find a concy that have included that option.
          Like this for example.

          for the 3800x the conky code for temperature is
          ${execi 1 sensors | grep Tdie: | cut -c 16-17}°C
          its proabably the same or nearly for the 3900x

          or straight in the terminal
          sensors | grep Tdie: | cut -c 16-17

          I feel stupid. I'm trying to import conky themes but they don't seem to appear in Conky Manager (drag and drop), even though it says "successfully imported". Also, went into .conky folder and pasted the folder downloaded from here : https://www.box-look.org/p/1296257/ still noting. Any ideas?

            ultra99 It is normal. The conky in your link uses latest conky config version. Conky manager in our repo uses old conky configs and so it can't detect latest conky.

            This post in reddit may help.

              algent so I'll have to wait for concky manager to get an update?

              I'm sorry if this is what you meant when you said you have already done "sensors-detect" but I use watch:

              watch sensors for CPU
              watch nvidia-smi for nvidia GPU

              Psensor is a graphical hardware temperature and fan speed monitor tool.