System · Flathub
CoreX Hardware Monitor v2.3.1
Real-time hardware monitoring
From Flathub, not verified with cpak
This app comes from Flathub and has not been tested with cpak yet. cpak checks it against the Flathub signing key and runs it in its own sandbox, without Flatpak on the system, but some features may not work. How Flathub apps work in cpak
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
Package details
- Application ID
- io.github.edewin.corex
- Source
- Flathub
- Developer
- Eduard Soltuzu
- License
- MIT
