Hot is an app that lets you monitor your Mac’s temperature

2023-06-21 23:05:42

Ah, the temperature of the Mac! ???? A real concern for many users, whether you have a Mac with an Intel processor or even one of the new ones, with Apple Silicon. With that in mind, here’s the free solution to monitor it all: the Hot.

This app was developed to make life easier for users, allowing them to monitor the device’s temperature with a simple click. And best of all, it works on any Mac (Intel or Apple Silicon).

When opening Hot, the user is faced with accurate temperature readings in the menu bar, keeping him informed regarding the thermal conditions of his device. By clicking on the icon and accessing the “Temperature Sensors” option, it is possible to have a complete view of several temperature readings from different internal components.

On Macs with Apple Silicon, Hot shows CPU temperatureCentral processing unitor central processing unit.”>1 and still brings the thermal pressure of the system. If it’s not at the optimal level, the text in the menu bar turns orange as well, as a warning sign.

Speaking specifically of Intel Macs, Hot shows not only CPU temperature but also information regarding speed limits, scheduler and more. If the CPU speed is below 60%, the text in the menu bar also gets a little orange color to draw your attention.

If you’re into graphics and data, Hot has it in spades. On Macs with Apple Silicon, the app lets you see graphs of all sensors, giving you a complete view of temperature, voltage, and current trends.

If you have a Mac with fans and a powerful cooling system, you might not need to be so concerned regarding temperature. But for fanless Macs, like the latest MacBooks Air, Hot can be a good ally in the mission to keep everything running as it should.

The best of everything: the hot is free! So, you have no excuse not to take advantage of this tool and be calm regarding your Mac’s temperature. Enjoy! ????

via OSXDaily

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