(CCAPI) PS3 In-Game System Monitor Version 2.1

Okay, so I'm not sure if a tool like this already exists but I am going to release it anyway.

This tool will connect to your console using ControlConsoleAPI 2.60, and will relay system temperatures in the form of a notification to your console every 60 seconds. I know a lot of your might find this useless, but I am personally extremely weary about my PS3's temperatures, and just like to know how hot it's running while playing certain games. And, I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who worries. So I figured, even if this only benefits one or two people, it would be worth the release.



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If anyone has any issues with the tool, or wants me to add any features, hit me up on Skype - matthewsmith_15, or just leave a reply on this thread.

Enjoy! Or, don't.. Whatever makes you happy.


New update released! Changelog below...

Version 2 - Update Information:

- Changed UI to Windows default. (didn't like 'Metro' UI, felt clunky.)
- Added system controls. (reboot, (soft/cold) shutdown.)
- Disabled all features before a connection is establised. (common sense.)
- Added a status notification. (notifies user when doing certain operations.)
- Added ability to check console information on PC.
- Designed & added an icon to make it look a little less generic.
- Updated the 'about box', purely for cosmetic effect.

Version 2.1 - Update Information:

Update version 2.1 is a minor update, however it replaces version 2. It simply fixes a few bugs in the code & some UI imperfections. The tool would stay enabled even after disconnecting from a target, so it would crash out if you tried to use any of the functions. Not that you should be trying to use the functions after disconnecting anyway, but it needed to be fixed. The UI imperfection was pretty minor, but as you can see in the first image, one of the buttons are not sized to match the others, so I've fixed that too. I've tested it again and fingers crossed, there are no more bugs.