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Not a super advanced user so take all of this at your own risk I also have a Gigabyte board - gigabyte z270mx gaming So using sensors-detect this is the only module detected other than coretemp ITE IT8686E Super IO Sensors (address 0xa40, driver 'to-be-written') I used this command to force load the it87 driver under a different an ID which it recognised which works correctly with the IT8686 chipset (for me) modprobe it87 force_id=0x8628 This got my PWM fans working and detected by Unraid I was then able to see the fans in Dynamix System Temp and enable the fans so that Unraid can see them and display them on the dashboard You then need to put that last command into your go file so it gets loaded at boot I used 'Config Editor' by Squid to edit this easily Using pwmconfig or pwmcontrol in the console just ended up messing with things and I had to reboot to get it all fixed Dynamix Fan Auto Control was then able to see the chipset and PWM fans It could see the fans in this fan control fine before my reboot but it wasn't able to control any of my fan speeds After the reboot Fan Auto Control was able to correctly detect my 4 fans and detect the minimum PWM value (min PWM detect was a particular issue before reboot) I was still having trouble before I realised that you have to enable the fan control function individually for each of the PWM fans Finally success, I have conquered this Gigabyte board! You may need to add this line below to syslinux.cfg to get this to work on some boards acpi_enforce_resources=lax Here are some links to key resources that helped me: In reality all of this is just saying that Squid's advice just below works for Gigabyte boards https://hwmon.wiki.kernel.org/device_support_status_g_i https://forum.level1techs.com/t/i-patched-the-it87-temperature-monitoring-driver-need-some-help-testing-it/132675 https://github.com/lm-sensors/lm-sensors/issues/154