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s-tui (Stress Terminal UI) is a terminal-based performance monitoring and stress-testing tool focused specifically on CPU behavior analysis in Linux and other UNIX-like systems. It provides real-time graphical visualization of CPU temperature, frequency, power consumption, and utilization directly within a text-based interface, eliminating the need for a graphical desktop environment. The utility is particularly useful for diagnosing thermal throttling, validating cooling solutions, and evaluating system stability under heavy load conditions. ...

powerMAX is a CPU and GPU burn-in tool designed to push your hardware to its absolute thermal and power limits. It helps users uncover stability issues, cooling weaknesses, and power delivery problems by applying maximum, sustained stress to both the processor and graphics card. The utility supports dedicated CPU tests—SSE or AVX—and a demanding GPU 3D rendering test, with the option to run both simultaneously for full-system power load evaluation.

This is a simple CPU burn program for the major UNIX systems: AIX, BSD, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris etc (full list in the source file #defines) and Windows. It will discover the number of available CPU cores and fork enough threads to create a load on all cores by default. The number of threads and memory block size can be changed from the command line.

feasensor is a program written in gambas for displaying temperature and voltage sensor on the motherboard, the program also displays the speed of the cooling fans, use of the cpu and ram.

Runs a program with a variable duty cycle from 1 to 100%. Useful for large, CPU intensive programs (e.g., kernel builds) on computers with light cooling, for example, laptops.

Kooling is a kde applet for laptop showing information about the system temperature, states of the fans, etc. It also has the ability to drive fans and CPU frequency. This applet is for now designed for Dell Inspiron 8000 series, but it may easily be ext