how do i monitore gpu cpu temps and chane the time

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how do i monitore gpu cpu temps and chane the time

04 January 2022, 06:52:17

alot of tutorials i see use system ctl even when i log in as root and click time and change it it says unable to athenticate ation 4

and hardware monitor programs i see use system d

ok the time is offset by 6 + hours so ntp wont change time if i do gp into date time as root and change to my timezone it changes but on restart time is way off again

my hwclock is set correct

Re: how do i monitore gpu cpu temps and chane the time

Reply #1 – 04 January 2022, 08:18:45

Open terminal window as a regular user. Enter the command:

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watch -n 2 sensors

Exit with Ctrl+C

Edit: How to set system time.

Open terminal window and switch to root account. Enter the command:

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# date +%T -s '10:38:46'

Where:
- 10: Hour (hh)
- 38: Minute (mm)
- 46: Second (ss)

Re: how do i monitore gpu cpu temps and chane the time

Reply #2 – 04 January 2022, 19:04:11

Welcome @deadeyex

I use command

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inxi -Fxxx

It give all details about the system.
There are different options for the command.

As you asked about system temperature you will find it at the end of the data given in "Sensors", like:

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Sensors:   System Temperatures: cpu: 46.0 C mobo: 37.0 C
           Fan Speeds (RPM): N/A
Info:      Processes: 217 Uptime: 4d 11h 10m wakeups: 16 Memory: 7.62 GiB used: 1.49 GiB (19.5%) Init: N/A v: N/A rc: OpenRC
           v: 0.44.10 runlevel: default Compilers: gcc: 11.1.0 Packages: pacman: 903 Shell: Bash v: 5.1.12 running-in: konsole
           inxi: 3.3.08

For setting time I use ntp

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sudo ntpdate 0.in.pool.ntp.org

I hope this helps.

UPDATE:
I have to thank @just for

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watch -n 2 sensors

It is much better for temperature

Re: how do i monitore gpu cpu temps and chane the time

Reply #3 – 04 January 2022, 22:30:11

when i run ntpupdate i get this

4 Jan 21:27:08 ntpdate[1651]: step time server 5.189.141.35 offset +0.901826 sec

Re: how do i monitore gpu cpu temps and chane the time

Reply #4 – 05 January 2022, 07:26:00

Quote from: deadeyex – on 04 January 2022, 22:30:11

when i run ntpupdate i get this

4 Jan 21:27:08 ntpdate[1651]: step time server 5.189.141.35 offset +0.901826 sec

I get the same.
I think the first numbers "5.189.141.35" refer to the server address you synchronized time with.
"offset +0.901826 sec" means the difference between your machine time and the server time.

This means your time is successfully synced.

Re: how do i monitore gpu cpu temps and chane the time

Reply #5 – 05 January 2022, 09:42:28

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Lm_sensors
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/System_time#Time_synchronization

Personally, I use chrony to synchronize time.

Both services have their 66 packages that need to be installed and services 66-enable'd to work: package names are lm_sensors-suite66 and chrony-suite66.

Check wiki for basic information about managing services in 66.