CPU and GPU load, temperatures, memory, FPS. The monitoring app is free, and plugging in a Nottie Display over USB puts those stats on screen the moment you sign in to Windows.
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No dedicated device needed — the PC program works on its own.
It reads your motherboard, CPU and GPU sensors and gathers load, temperature, power, clocks, fan speed and network speed into one window. Lay them out as arc gauges, bars or plain numbers — then send the same layout straight to a Nottie Display.
As a free, unsigned app, Windows may show a warning when you run it. Click “More info”, then “Run anyway” to install.
Microsoft Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk.
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A 320×240 colour screen for your desk. It runs off a single USB cable and mirrors the layout you built in the app, so you can watch temps and frame rate without opening a window mid-game.
The housing is 3D-printed, so you may notice faint layer lines. It can start to deform from around 50°C — don't mount it inside your PC case.
BuyiPhone and Android apps let you check your PC from anywhere. Turn on cloud sync in the desktop app and the phone connects straight to your PC (peer-to-peer) for live readings — you can even shut it down or restart it remotely.
Depending on your network (firewalls and the like), a connection isn't always possible. After the 7-day free trial, an in-app purchase keeps it running.
Exactly which values show up depends on the sensors your motherboard exposes.
