Linux LCD telemetry and customization for NZXT Kraken and other AIO coolers - powered by CoolerControl
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Linux LCD telemetry and customization for NZXT Kraken and other AIO coolers - powered by CoolerControl
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VEGA - Dynamic cooling, lighting and clocking controller
Fan curve control and web UI for the Corsair Commander Pro on Proxmox VE — drives fans from CPU, NVMe and SAS drive temperatures (Adaptec/Microsemi SmartHBA via arcconf). No lighting.
Linux hardware control with Thermalright Levita Vision display studio, NZXT Kraken LCD, fan and RGB control, OpenRGB, OpenLinkHub and Wallpaper Engine.
Live Claude-Code-Quota auf NZXT Kraken AIO LCD
Native NZXT CAM alternative for Linux: control Kraken AIO pump/fan curves, LCD, RGB and monitoring with GTK4 and liquidctl
Quiet, temperature-driven fan and pump curves for the MSI MPG CoreLiquid K360 on Linux (systemd service on top of liquidctl)
LiFaCo (Linux Fan Control) – Cool. Quiet. In control. Fan curves, profiles, calibration, NVIDIA/AMD/liquidctl support, tray icons and an AppImage for Linux
Temperature-driven fan control for a Corsair Commander Core on Linux, using the liquidctl CLI.
Linux fan control for GIGABYTE AORUS WATERFORCE 240/280/360 non-X AIO (USB 1044:7a51)
USB protocol reference for the MSI MEG CoreLiquid S360 AIO cooler: the 6A05 pump/fan controller and the undocumented 9BA6 2.4" LCD (HID framing, display modes, media uploads, host data), reverse-engineered from USBPcap captures of MSI Center. CC BY 4.0, with capture tools.
This is a fork of an archive that I personally will maintain as best I can.
Live CPU/GPU/coolant stats on an NZXT Kraken 2024 Elite LCD over your own GIF, on Linux — 12 fps via the undocumented q565 streaming path, not 2.4 fps slideshows.
Control NZXT LED lighting on Linux without NZXT CAM — a small Qt 6 / QML desktop app for CachyOS and Arch
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