About ThermalStats
A community-driven platform for comparing CPU and GPU temperatures across different hardware configurations.
Our Mission
Every PC builder and enthusiast has wondered: "Are my temperatures normal?" ThermalStats answers that question by letting you compare your CPU and GPU temps against a community database of users running the same hardware. Whether you're on a Ryzen 9, an Intel i7, or an Apple M3, we help you understand if your system runs hotter than it should — and what you can do about it.
How It Works
CLI Tool (Coming Soon): Download our lightweight, portable executable. It auto-detects your CPU, GPU, and other hardware, runs a controlled stress test, reads real-time temperatures, and submits results to ThermalStats — all in under 2 minutes.
Manual Entry: If you prefer using your own monitoring software (HWMonitor, HWiNFO, Core Temp, etc.), you can manually enter your hardware info and temperature readings.
Comparison: After submission, you'll see how your temps compare against the community average for the same hardware. We also show percentile breakdowns and comparisons by cooling type.
Privacy & Data
- • No personal information is collected — no accounts needed
- • Hardware data is anonymized and aggregated
- • The CLI tool is open source — inspect the code yourself
- • We never collect IP addresses or location data beyond country (for regional stats)
- • All submissions are voluntary and can be done anonymously
Platform Support
Windows
Full support via CLI tool. Reads temps through WMI/OpenHardwareMonitor.
Linux
Full support via CLI tool. Uses lm-sensors for temperature reading.
macOS (Intel)
Support via CLI tool using SMC interface.
macOS (Apple Silicon)
M1/M2/M3/M4 support via powermetrics for SOC temperature reading.
Open Source
The ThermalStats CLI tool is open source. We believe in transparency — you should know exactly what runs on your machine.
GitHub repository coming soon.