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envycontrol
Envycontrol is a command line tool designed to control fan speed and monitor GPU temperature on NVIDIA graphics cards. It offers a convenient way to manage and optimize the cooling performance of the GPU.
- Envycontrol provides a simple interface to adjust the fan speed of NVIDIA GPUs, enabling users to increase or decrease the fan RPM according to their preference or to cool down the GPU under heavy load.
- It allows users to set custom fan curves based on GPU temperature, defining specific fan speeds at different temperature thresholds.
- Envycontrol can also display real-time monitoring of GPU temperature, fan speed, and clock speeds.
- It supports multiple NVIDIA graphics cards simultaneously, allowing users to control the fan speeds of different GPUs in a single command.
- With its command line interface, Envycontrol can be easily integrated into scripts or automation processes, making it a versatile tool for system administrators or power users.
- Envycontrol works on both Windows and Linux operating systems, offering cross-platform compatibility.
- It's a lightweight tool that consumes minimal system resources, ensuring it doesn't interfere with the overall performance of the system.
- Envycontrol requires the NVIDIA proprietary drivers to be installed in order to function correctly.
- It offers compatibility with a wide range of NVIDIA GPUs, ensuring support for various models and generations.
- Envycontrol is open-source software, which means it's freely available for users to download, modify, and contribute to its development.
List of commands for envycontrol:
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envycontrol:tldr:22743 envycontrol: Check current GPU mode.$ sudo envycontrol --querytry on your machineexplain this command
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envycontrol:tldr:58fe6 envycontrol: Specify your display manager manually.$ envycontrol --dmtry on your machineexplain this command
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envycontrol:tldr:8f663 envycontrol: Display help.$ envycontrol --helptry on your machineexplain this command
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envycontrol:tldr:d779f envycontrol: Display version.$ envycontrol --versiontry on your machineexplain this command
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envycontrol:tldr:e81cb envycontrol: Switch between different GPU modes.$ sudo envycontrol -s ${select}try on your machineexplain this command
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envycontrol:tldr:fb941 envycontrol: Reset settings.$ sudo envycontrol --resettry on your machineexplain this command