TG Pro (Temperature Gauge Pro) v2.56

June 2, 2021 , Application, Utilities

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TG Pro (Temperature Gauge Pro) v2.56 macOS

Temperature Gauge Pro will also show a notification through the Notification Center or Growl when a temperature is hit or Auto Boost is enabled. Also, log all information to a CSV for graphing in an external app. Works on all Macs, whether it’s a laptop or desktop.

Temperature Gauge Pro is a must-have utility for every Mac user with three top features:

Check up on your Mac by viewing the current and maximum recorded temperatures for every sensor. Choose between Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Tune the fan speeds so that your Mac can run cooler with the manual fan control. Or have the fans spin at maximum speed with Auto Boost when a specific temperature is hit.
Discover faulty fans and temperature sensors with the built-in diagnostics.

What’s New:

Version 2.56:

[New] Added support for the M1 iMac (24-inch, 2021).
[New] Added preliminary support for eGPU and Mac Pro video cards. It will now show the temperatures for supported cards as well as the active GPU. See Apple’s support page for a list of supported eGPU hardware.
[New] Added named fans for the Mac Pro (2019).
[New] Added better support for the MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2012).
[New] Added three new temperature sensors for the M1 Macs.
[New] Widened the column for the sensor names so there’s a bit more space.
[New] Fan preferences tab is now hidden on Macs without a fan.
[New] Slightly tweaked the shape of the app icon to better match the macOS Big Sur style.
[New] Using a darker style for the on toggle style of the link fans button.
[Fixed] Issue where the reinstall fan helper button would always appear in the fan preferences. Now it only appears if it’s not installed or there’s a problem connecting to it.
[Fixed] Issue where it wouldn’t always prompt to update the fan helper app if it was out-of-date.
[Fixed] Issue where some of the memory temperature sensors were missing for the Mac Pro (Early 2008).