Want to keep an eye on your CPU and GPU temperatures while you're in game? The Hardware Sync Plugin will let you know if your temperatures are too high by changing the color of your RGB. Many more system parameters are supported as well, and multiple devices can indicate multiple measurements.


Release 0.9 (July 11, 2023)

The 0.9 release of the OpenRGB Hardware Sync Plugin is intended for use with the 0.9 release of OpenRGB.

Windows (64-bit) - LHWM Wrapper for Windows (64-bit)
Linux (64-bit Debian Buster)
Linux (64-bit Debian Bullseye)
Linux (64-bit Debian Bookworm)

Pipeline (Experimental)

Pipeline builds are built from the latest source code and are updated regularly, but are less tested.
If you are using the pipeline version of OpenRGB, you may also need to use the pipeline version of plugins.

GitLab (Source)

Windows Pipeline Builds

Windows Installer (64-bit)
Windows (64-bit) - Windows (32-bit)

x86 Linux Pipeline Builds

Linux amd64 - Linux i386
Linux amd64 (Debian Bookworm .deb) - Linux i386 (Debian Bookworm .deb)

Arm Linux Pipeline Builds

Linux arm64 - Linux armhf
Linux arm64 (Debian Bookworm .deb) - Linux armhf (Debian Bookworm .deb)

MacOS Pipeline Builds

MacOS (Apple Silicon ARM64) - MacOS (Intel)

Release 0.8 (December 3, 2022)

The 0.8 release of the OpenRGB Hardware Sync Plugin is intended for use with the 0.8 release of OpenRGB.

Windows (64-bit) - LHWM Wrapper for Windows (64-bit)
Linux (64-bit Debian Bullseye)
Linux (64-bit Debian Buster)