Sensor 1: +31.9☌ (low = -273.1☌, high = +65261.8☌)Įdit: I originally put 24.04 in the question by accident! I meant something current. Unfortunately, seems to be down at the moment.įinally, below is a sensors report (this output didn't change after I ran sensors-detect) and it doesn't call out "CPU" or "cores". Once that is complete the content will be updated. The content at this time is being copied from the archive of. That lm-sensors wiki home page does have a note: ![]() Cross referencing the AMD product page the Zen 3, which according to Wikipedia's AMD CPU codenames, is "19h", so while the chips are detected, I'm not sure if support is complete. I had looked at the hwmon support status page on the kernel wiki and the latest AMD architecture listed as supported is "16h". There is only one thermal_zone entry, so this doesn't seem to have per-core details. I looked at /sys/class/thermal and there's 16 cooling_device entries (I'm not familiar with these, but the CPU has 8 cores and 16 HW threads). This is what I had originally found, in case it's useful: If there is an alternative an answer here is a (somewhat old) guide to installation. This is relatively common on laptops, where thermal management isĪnd when I run sensors it reports data from k10temp - I think the best available driver is installed. ![]() It also displays sensors of Nvidia and ATI video cards along with SMART, hard drive temperature. The source for k10temp does have chip ids for recent (Zen 3) AMD processors, so the reason may be the 5825U doesn't expose much information to the OS, as reported when I tried the only the safe checks with sudo sensors-detect: Sorry, no sensors were detected. The tool reads the core temperature sensors of AMD and Intel processors to check the CPU temperature. I'd like to monitor CPU core temperatures on a Dell Inspi(which has an AMD Ryzen 7 5825U) but I'm not finding solutions.
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