Opus measures your hardware in real time — load, real temperatures, drives, network — and returns an honest health check. Local, no account, free.

132.1 MB · Windows 10/11 · x64 · freeVerifiable SHA-256VirusTotal · 0/53

New · v1.86.0

Oct 12, 2026

La modale d'un domaine passe aux « chiffres d'abord », and 2 fixes

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What Opus reads

  • CPU temperature
  • Headroom before throttling
  • Per-core frequency
  • Package power
  • Vcore
  • GPU temperature
  • GPU hot spot
  • NVIDIA driver
  • VRM
  • Fans
  • 12 V rail
  • CMOS battery
  • SMART
  • NVMe wear
  • NVMe spare
  • Drive throughput
  • DNS latency
  • Wi-Fi signal
  • Bufferbloat
  • Windows Update
  • Reliability index
  • Secure Boot
  • TPM 2.0
  • Defender

Health check

43 checks

no AI
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Tests

5

free
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AI assistant

from $4.99

optional
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Real time

live · sample values

Gauges

sample values

Everything happening inside your machine, in one place

Everything that moves, every second

CPU, RAM, GPU, network and drives on a dashboard you arrange yourself, and in widgets on your desktop. Graphs from 1 minute to 24 hours, verdict thresholds drawn, history kept.

Real temperatures

A signed sensor driver reads the CPU, GPU, VRMs, fans and motherboard voltages. Not an estimate: the measurement.

A health check that refuses to make things up

43 checks across 8 domains, no AI, offline. When a measurement is missing, Opus says so — “not checked” — rather than concluding.

Tests, not promises

CPU stress, memory throughput, drive throughput, SMART self-test on SATA drives and line speed: you launch, Opus measures, and keeps the history.

Your drives, before they fail

SMART health, wear, NVMe spare, temperature and throughput, drive by drive, plus the week’s activity hour by hour.

What loads your machine

Processes grouped by application, their CPU and memory weight, and alerts that actually exist: persisted, timestamped, acknowledgeable.

Per-core load

last 2 minutes · sample values
P3 saturated for at least 70 s, while the total load stays under 20%.

Real temperatures

sample values
Processor39 °C · alert at 95 °C
Graphics card51 °C · alert at 87 °C
VRM54 °C · alert at 105 °C
NVMe SSD34 °C · alert at 70 °C
Motherboard34 °C · alert at 80 °C

Read from the sensors by the PawnIO driver — not estimated.

What loads the machine

sample values
Visual Studio Code23.9% · 1.9 GB
Game · Cyberpunk 207714.7% · 6.2 GB
Google Chrome4.4% · 3.0 GB
Windows Explorer2.8% · 0.2 GB
OpusAgent1.5% · 0.4 GB
Discord1.4% · 0.8 GB

Network throughput

60 s · sample values
177 Mb/sdownload· Wi-Fi 6 · 1.2 Gb/s link
Latency14 ms
DNS9 ms
Under load+39 ms

Your drives

sample values
Samsung 990 EVO · 1 TBNVMe · 38 °C · 2% wear
Healthy
54% used
Samsung 860 EVO · 1 TBSATA · 31 °C · self-test passed
Healthy
71% used
WD Blue · 2 TBHDD · 33 °C · reallocated sectors rising
Alert
83% used

Drive activity · 7 days

sample values

The average throughput of each hour, all drives combined. An hour without a measurement is shown as such, never made up.

Floating widgets

on the desktop, behind or above your windows
Processor
21%
Memory
60%
Graphics card
10%
Network
92 Mb/s

Health check

preview · sample values
Domain
Measurement
Verdict
Last test
Processor7 checks
Headroom before throttling 47 °COKCPU stress · Healthy
Graphics card6 checks
Temperature 51 °COKNone
Cooling2 checks
Fastest fan 1,183 rpmOKNone
Memory4 checks
Hottest module 37 °COKMemory throughput · Compliant
Drives (S.M.A.R.T.)6 checks
Reallocated sectors risingAlertDrive throughput · Compliant
Power4 checks
12 V rail measured at 12.10 VOKNone
Network5 checks
Wi-Fi link negotiated at 1.2 Gb/sOKLine speed · Compliant
Windows status9 checks
Firmware not read: Secure Boot and TPMNot checkedNone

A “Not checked” row is not a bug: it is Opus refusing to conclude without a measurement. The detail says what is missing — a sensor, a permission, a driver — and what you can do about it.

Health score

sample values
Watch0 / 100
  • Healthy domains6
  • Alert · Drives1
  • Not checked · Windows status1

Tests

you launch, Opus measures
CPU stress90 °C max · 10 °C headroom · 60 s
Healthy
Memory throughput56.9 GB/s · dual channel
Compliant
Drive throughput3,555 MB/s write
Compliant
SMART self-testthe SATA drive’s firmware decides
Passed
Line speed444 Mbps ↓ · 51 ms
Compliant

Live log

sample values

Since your last visit

4 days away · example
  1. 3 days agoGraphics driver updatedNVIDIA 617.14
  2. 2 days agoDrive alert resolvedthe check was run again: healthy
  3. yesterdayNew alertWD Blue · reallocated sectors rising
  4. this morningWindows up to dateno restart pending any more

A problem is only called “resolved” if its check was actually run again.

Everything stays on your PC.

Opus is built local-first. Your measurements are stored on your machine, in a SQLite database, and only leave it if you decide so. No account, no cloud, no ads.

No connection required

What goes over the network is short: Opus updates, the latest graphics driver on an NVIDIA card, a connectivity check, and whatever you start yourself.

No account

No email, no identifier, nothing to create. You install, it works.

Telemetry off

Anonymous diagnostics exist, but you are the one who turns them on — or not — in Settings › Privacy.

Verifiable before installing

SHA-256 shown on this page, public VirusTotal report, open-source components.

What gets installed

Agent
OpusAgent · Windows serviceCollects metrics locally, at boot, with no interface. Removed cleanly on uninstall.
Driver
PawnIO · signed sensor driverReads real CPU temperature and motherboard sensors. Open source, GPLv2.
App
Opus · the applicationThe interface, its graphs, its health check. Silent updates, installed when you decide.
Removal
Complete uninstallThrough Windows Settings › Apps: the app, the agent and the driver go together.

The installer is not yet signed with a publisher certificate — that is our number-one priority. Windows may therefore show SmartScreen (“More info › Run anyway”). Verify what can be verified instead: the SHA-256 checksum and the VirusTotal report.

Opus and Task Manager

What you seeOpusTask Manager
CPU, memory, drive and network loadYesYes
Real processor temperaturesYesNo
History beyond 60 secondsYesNo
SMART drive healthYesNo
A health check that says what it did not checkYesNo
Tests (stress, throughput, self-test)YesNo
GPU temperatureYesPartly

Step 1

Download

One Windows 10/11 x64 installer, system agent included. Version, size and checksum are shown here.

Step 2

Run it

The installer guides you in English or French. If SmartScreen appears: “More info › Run anyway”.

Step 3

Look

Opus opens, the agent collects, the first health check lands in seconds. Nothing to configure.

Already installed around the world

38 downloads · 9 countries

The core of Opus is free. And will stay free.

Free

$0

forever

The whole product, as it is today.

  • Dashboard, widgets and history
  • Real temperatures and sensors
  • Health check: 43 checks, 8 domains
  • Tests: processor, memory, drives, line
  • SMART storage, network, processes, alerts
  • Automatic updates
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AI assistant

New

from $4.99

Optional. Credits at real cost, charged message by message.

  • Opus Pro500 credits a month$9.99 / month
  • Pack 170170 credits · no expiry$4.99
  • Pack 350350 credits · no expiry$9.99
  • Pack 800800 credits · no expiry$22.99
  • Pack 1,6001,600 credits · no expiry$44.99

Available in the app, on the “AI assistant” page.

The core of Opus needs no credit card. Prices in US dollars before tax, taxes calculated at checkout. Each message is charged its real cost in credits; subscription credits are spent first, pack credits stay. Payment operated by Stripe.

Opus 1.86.0

published on October 12, 2026 · full history

What’s new

  • La modale d'un domaine passe aux « chiffres d'abord »

Fixes

  • La modale d'un domaine revient au centre de la page
  • La modale de retour et la signature thermique jugent la moyenne de la minute
Version1.86.0
Size132.1 MB
PlatformWindows 10/11 · x64
PublishedOctober 12, 2026
SHA-2563fd575174d2f532be9c208fad914eb62cfbc61ed4504ab1566d86297ef4b0d71

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