Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23 MAC OS X

How to Monitor and Control Your Mac's Temperature with Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23

If you own a Mac, you might have noticed that it can get quite hot sometimes, especially when you're running intensive applications or games. This can affect your Mac's performance, battery life, and lifespan. That's why it's important to monitor and control your Mac's temperature with a tool like Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23.

Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23 is a powerful and versatile app that lets you see the current and maximum temperatures of all the sensors in your Mac, including the CPU, GPU, logic board, hard drive, battery, and more. You can also see the fan speeds and control them manually or automatically using custom profiles based on temperature triggers.

Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23 supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, from 2008 all the way up to the latest models[^1^]. It also has a menu bar icon that shows you the most relevant temperature and fan information at a glance. You can customize the icon's appearance, color, and behavior to suit your preferences.

With Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23, you can keep your Mac cool and running smoothly, prevent overheating and thermal throttling, extend your Mac's lifespan, and save battery power. It's an essential app for any Mac user who cares about their device's health and performance.

You can download Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23 from the developer's website for $19.99 USD or try it for free for 10 days. It requires macOS 10.12 or later.

How to Use Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23

Using Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23 is very easy and intuitive. After you download and install the app, you can launch it from your Applications folder or from the Launchpad. You will see a window with four tabs: Overview, Sensors, Fans, and Diagnostics.

The Overview tab shows you a summary of your Mac's temperature and fan status, as well as some useful information about your Mac's model, processor, memory, battery, and storage. You can also see the current power usage and CPU load of your Mac.

The Sensors tab shows you a detailed list of all the temperature sensors in your Mac, grouped by category. You can see the current and maximum temperatures of each sensor, as well as the temperature history graph. You can also customize the temperature units, color scheme, and graph options.

The Fans tab shows you a list of all the fans in your Mac, along with their current and maximum speeds. You can also control the fan speeds manually or automatically using custom profiles based on temperature triggers. You can create, edit, and delete profiles as you wish.

The Diagnostics tab shows you a list of hardware diagnostics tests that you can run on your Mac to check for any problems or issues. You can run individual tests or all tests at once. You can also see the test results and get recommendations on how to fix any problems.

In addition to the main window, Temperature Gauge Pro 2.23 also has a menu bar icon that shows you the most relevant temperature and fan information at a glance. You can customize the icon's appearance, color, and behavior to suit your preferences. You can also access some of the app's features from the menu bar icon. ec8f644aee