<ul><li>This tutorial shows how to install and use CoolerControl to control your CPU or graphics card fan speed in Ubuntu desktop computer or laptop.</li><li>CoolerControl is a free open-source feature-rich cooling device control application written in Python programming language.</li><li>It depends on Hwmon kernel drivers and liquidctl to access and control supported hardware, including Thinkpads, some ASUS and HP laptops, as well as most NVIDIA and AMD GPUs.</li><li>With CoolerControl, you can monitor the temperatures of your CPU, GPU, hard disk, etc devices in graphs, and set fan to either fixed or dynamic speed.</li><li>Step 1: Install lm-sensors</li><li>Step 2: Install CoolerControl</li><li>Step 3: Launch CoolerControl and configure your Fan speed</li><li>For NVIDIA GPU, you need to install the proprietary driver via “Additional Drivers” utility, then restart computer.</li><li>Uninstall CoolerControl</li><li>For any reason, you can easily remove the software by running the command below in terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T):</li></ul>

Control GPU/CPU Fan Speed with CoolerControl in Ubuntu 24.04

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