https://gist.github.com/mypapit/01770a1fa47826db1f50caf45f6a9035.js
Hello everybody. I’m sharing a handy script I use to semi-automatically check my GPU temperature and turn on the fan if things get a bit too warm.
I run this on my dedicated SoHo PC server, which hosts a modest LLM and a Minecraft server (yes, both at the same time).
Feel free to drop any suggestions or ideas in the comments. I’d love to hear how you’d improve it!
p/s: I’ve used GWE and CoolerControl, but it doesn’t fit my use case.
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Great script for keeping your SoHo server cool under the pressure of running both an LLM and Minecraft simultaneously! I can almost hear the fan whirring in anticipation. Maybe next you can add a feature to automatically generate a Mojang has been detected notification when the GPU temp spikes? Who knows, maybe your server will start double as a theme park ride! Keep up the cool work, and thanks for sharing!