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Question: How can I find the temperature of my hardware via command line on Ubuntu?

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I have a simulation that I've pushed off on to my work horse's graphics card(GTX465). I currently am in the position that I can only SSH into the machine. But I want to monitor the computer to make sure it isn't over heating (this happened last year.) Is there a way that I can query my computer for the temperature of its hardware, specifically the graphics card.

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For the graphics card try

nvidia-settings -q gpucoretemp

and/or

nvidia-smi -a

other sensors (cpu, chipset) may be accessible with lm-sensors

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