Know your rig: an intelligent, lightweight PC tracker for Windows. Temperatures, app usage, crashes and storage, explained in plain language.
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Know your rig.
Your PC's temperatures, usage and crashes, recorded all day and kept as history.
Most hardware monitors only show numbers while you're watching. Rigsight keeps them, so you can look back at any day, week, month or year: how hot your GPU got in each game, which apps took your time, and why your PC crashed last Tuesday.
It records quietly in the background using about 0.01% of your CPU, and everything stays on your PC.
Alt+Shift+O for a small overlay with FPS, temperatures, load and anything else you pick, in colour or grayscale, anywhere on the screen. It works in fullscreen games too and is safe with anti-cheat.One command. Open PowerShell (press Start, type PowerShell) and paste:
irm https://b0llu.github.io/Rigsight/install.ps1 | iex
Or download it from the Releases page and run Rigsight-Setup-x.y.z.exe. Windows may say "Windows protected your PC" because the installer isn't code-signed: click More info → Run anyway.
Leave PawnIO and RivaTuner ticked if the installer offers them. PawnIO reads CPU and motherboard sensors, and RivaTuner shows the overlay in fullscreen games.
Updates arrive by themselves: a new version downloads in the background and installs the next time you start your PC, or straight away when you click Restart. You can turn this off in Settings, and Rigsight will just tell you when there's a new version.
To uninstall, go to Settings → Apps → Rigsight → Uninstall. Your history stays in %LocalAppData%\Rigsight; delete that folder too if you want it gone.
No account, no telemetry. The only thing Rigsight checks online is whether there's a new version. Everything else lives in one folder on your PC, and you can clear it with one click.
It knows which app is in front and how hard your hardware is working. It never records window titles, what you type, or what's on your screen.
Why does it need admin rights? Windows only lets programs with admin rights read CPU and motherboard sensors. Only the small background part runs as admin, and you're asked once, not at every start.
My CPU temperature is missing.
Install the PawnIO driver (winget install namazso.PawnIO) and restart Rigsight.
Does it slow down games? No. It uses about 0.01% of your CPU and waits until you leave a fullscreen game to show anything that isn't urgent.
The overlay doesn't show in my game. Open the Overlay page: it tells you what's missing and can install RivaTuner for you. A game that was already open when RivaTuner started needs a restart.
Does it work with AMD and Intel? Yes: NVIDIA, AMD and Intel graphics cards, and Intel and AMD processors.
You need Windows 10/11 and the .NET 10 SDK (winget install Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.10).
dotnet build Rigsight.slnx
.\bin\Debug\Rigsight.Agent.exe # the background part (asks for admin once)
.\bin\Debug\Rigsight.exe # the app window
To make the installer, install Inno Setup (winget install JRSoftware.InnoSetup) and run tools\build-installer.ps1. The version comes from Directory.Build.props.
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Know your rig: an intelligent, lightweight PC tracker for Windows. Temperatures, app usage, crashes and storage, explained in plain language.
See the code
Know your rig.
Your PC's temperatures, usage and crashes, recorded all day and kept as history.
Most hardware monitors only show numbers while you're watching. Rigsight keeps them, so you can look back at any day, week, month or year: how hot your GPU got in each game, which apps took your time, and why your PC crashed last Tuesday.
It records quietly in the background using about 0.01% of your CPU, and everything stays on your PC.
Alt+Shift+O for a small overlay with FPS, temperatures, load and anything else you pick, in colour or grayscale, anywhere on the screen. It works in fullscreen games too and is safe with anti-cheat.One command. Open PowerShell (press Start, type PowerShell) and paste:
irm https://b0llu.github.io/Rigsight/install.ps1 | iex
Or download it from the Releases page and run Rigsight-Setup-x.y.z.exe. Windows may say "Windows protected your PC" because the installer isn't code-signed: click More info → Run anyway.
Leave PawnIO and RivaTuner ticked if the installer offers them. PawnIO reads CPU and motherboard sensors, and RivaTuner shows the overlay in fullscreen games.
Updates arrive by themselves: a new version downloads in the background and installs the next time you start your PC, or straight away when you click Restart. You can turn this off in Settings, and Rigsight will just tell you when there's a new version.
To uninstall, go to Settings → Apps → Rigsight → Uninstall. Your history stays in %LocalAppData%\Rigsight; delete that folder too if you want it gone.
No account, no telemetry. The only thing Rigsight checks online is whether there's a new version. Everything else lives in one folder on your PC, and you can clear it with one click.
It knows which app is in front and how hard your hardware is working. It never records window titles, what you type, or what's on your screen.
Why does it need admin rights? Windows only lets programs with admin rights read CPU and motherboard sensors. Only the small background part runs as admin, and you're asked once, not at every start.
My CPU temperature is missing.
Install the PawnIO driver (winget install namazso.PawnIO) and restart Rigsight.
Does it slow down games? No. It uses about 0.01% of your CPU and waits until you leave a fullscreen game to show anything that isn't urgent.
The overlay doesn't show in my game. Open the Overlay page: it tells you what's missing and can install RivaTuner for you. A game that was already open when RivaTuner started needs a restart.
Does it work with AMD and Intel? Yes: NVIDIA, AMD and Intel graphics cards, and Intel and AMD processors.
You need Windows 10/11 and the .NET 10 SDK (winget install Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.10).
dotnet build Rigsight.slnx
.\bin\Debug\Rigsight.Agent.exe # the background part (asks for admin once)
.\bin\Debug\Rigsight.exe # the app window
To make the installer, install Inno Setup (winget install JRSoftware.InnoSetup) and run tools\build-installer.ps1. The version comes from Directory.Build.props.
C#
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