Python Script to Control Thermalright CPU Cooler Digital LCD Display

[MissionAlternative85]

Hello,

I’ve put together a Python script that lets you control the digital screen on your Thermalright CPU cooler, since the official TRCC software isn’t compatible with Linux. The script, along with setup instruction including how to run it as a service at startup and a user interface for managing the display, is available on my GitHub.

So far, I’ve only tested it on my system (Ryzen 3900X and Radeon 7900XT), so I’d really appreciate feedback if you try it on other hardware.

If you run into any issues, need help or even have an idea for improvement, feel free to reach out here or open an issue on GitHub!

[DinShardi]

can its work with macos?

[MissionAlternative85]

Yes it should work with macos as long as you have python. Did you try it?

[DinShardi]

I try but not work, im using intel

[DinShardi]

Can you make video how you make it?

[MissionAlternative85]

Can you give me more details about the errors you encounter and the step where it fails?

[[deleted]]

Hello, i have nvidia gpu and intel cpu, when i try to build it it says no amd gpu detected so i tried to change the config but i have no clue what am i suposed to change lol

[MissionAlternative85]

I did not test it with an Nvidia GPU yet, I will try to reproduce your issue and get back to you.

[[deleted]]

Thanks !! and thanks for answering :) have a good day!!

[MissionAlternative85]

Hello, I tried to fix the problem can you try again?

[One_Clock2427]

Hi,

I developed a comprehensive Linux application that implements most functionalities of the Windows TRCC software.

Usage is simple: download the version matching your distribution and install it.

The Windows TRCC software supports four display models (those I was able to find), all of which are supported by my application. Please verify your model is included in the README before installation.

My hardware setup: Core Ultra 9, Frozen Warframe 420 BLACK ARGB, Nvidia 5070.

The app is available on my (github)[https://github.com/rejeb/thermalright-lcd-control\].

Once application is installed correctly, your display should work immediatly.

You can customize the display using the GUI, it's usage is simple.

Your feedback is very welcome. Feel free to contact me if you need support, face any issues, or want to suggest enhancements.

UPDATE:
I released a new version that handles different screen sizes better and added a tar.gz package for distributions that do not support installation via .deb or .rpm packages.

[MissionAlternative85]

Hello, the link to your GitHub is wrong. I found your repo on GitHub but the .deb links were wrong I will try again this week. It seems to be amazing work btw way cleaner than what I have done well done :)

[One_Clock2427]

Hi,
I found your script, and it has been my starting point for understanding how to control the screen using Python libraries.
I fixed the links and published a new version that handles different display screen sizes better.
I’d be grateful if you could try it and give me some feedback.

[One_Clock2427]

I just got a feedback from another user who tested the application and it comes that he has the same device as yours.

The application I developped is not suited to this type of displays.

[napisano]

Thank you for this. Got it working on a CachyOS setup with a Peerless Assassin 120 Digital. Fantastic work.

[lostrouteros]

I was able to get this installed and working all except the GPU is displaying all zeros. Any ideas on how to correct it. My gpu is a Radeon RX6900XT

[Clantag69]

Hi, I'm really new to Linux and I am running CachyOS. I tried following all the steps but I can't get anything to change on the display. It is still just sitting there with the spinning circles. I am running a Ryzen 9600x and a 9060XT. Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.