Temperature AMD 7800X3D on Linux #393
chrizdeluxe
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My 7800x3D too doesn't report Tdie sensor $ uname -mr && sensors && lscpu -J | jq '.["lscpu"][7].data'
6.8.0-49-generic x86_64
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k10temp-pci-00c3
Adapter: PCI adapter
Tctl: +47.1°C
Tccd1: +42.6°C
"AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core Processor" Edit: found this extract from the 5.15 release12
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I'm new to Python and I can't seem to get the temperature reading to work for my AMD 9600x CPU. Everything else in my code is running fine. |
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Hi,
I'm just starting to tinkering around with themes and i recognized that the CPU temperature from my CPU is not showing correctly.
I think its not a real issue so i post it here first.
Its showing the Tctl instead of the Tccd1.
Tctl has as far as i know an offset and its not the real temperature of the CPU.
On older AMD CPUs there is a Tdie on the first position.
This is the output of lm_sensors, i think psutil get this in the same order.
After some research in the code i found where the CPU temperature is read and its the first position.
turing-smart-screen-python/library/sensors/sensors_python.py
Lines 85 to 94 in d44505f
My temporarily solution is to edit line 94 to
cpu_temp = sensors_temps['k10temp'][1].current
Does somebody know if there is no Tdie for the newer AMD CPUs or am i missing something to see the Tdie?
I'm running Kernel 6.6.1-arch1-1
Beside that 'issue' it runs pretty good, thanks for your great work.
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