🚀 Getting Started

📦 Package Selection

CoolerControl is made up of several packages, and you can choose what you want to install. Install all of them for the full feature set.

1. coolercontrold (required) - The system service that handles controlling your hardware.
2. coolercontrol-liqctld (optional) - Service integration for liquidctl device support. If you have an AIO, or USB fan hubs, you probably want to install this.
3. coolercontrol (optional) - the standalone Desktop Application. (alternatively you can access the Web UI in your browser)

🧰 Install for your Distro

• AppImage
• Arch
• Ubuntu/Debian Based
• Fedora
• OpenSuse
• Gentoo
• Nix
• Unraid

🧙 Configure

• Profiles and applying them to your fans
• Functions to enhance your Profiles
• Disabling of unused devices and sensors
• Mode switching
• Custom Sensors
• Alerts
• Dashboards

✨ Features

• A highly configurable control GUI with dashboards
• A system daemon that runs in the background
• Control any device based on any temperature or combination of temperatures
• Auto detection of hwmon/sysfs and liquidctl devices
• Enhanced liquidctl device support (AIOs, USB Fan hubs, LCD screens, RGB lighting, etc)
• Fan control support for most NVidia and AMD GPUs
• Fully customizable speed Profiles like Fixed, Graph(Curve), and Mix that can be applied to multiple fans
• Functions to control how a Profile is applied with hysteresis, threshold, directional, and response time control
• System-wide cooling Modes to adjust all your devices at once
• Create your own Custom Sensors based on a File or on a combination of temperature sensors
• Multiple Dashboards with filters to view your system's sensor data
• Alerts to notify you of unexpected changes to temperatures or fans
• Re-applies settings after waking from sleep
• External monitoring and GUI support
• Headless server support with an available Web UI
• Comprehensive REST API for extensions