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Dynamix System Temp + AMD 7000 Series

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I was building a new machine for my dad with a 7700x which is working great except that I cannot get the CPU temp sensors detected by Dynamix. I found a GPU temperature from manually scanning for sensors but had no luck manually adding that to the sensor list for the plugin. I am assuming I cannot scan for sensors because the chipset and CPU are too new for Unraid or Dynamix to completely understand. But, my issue could also be a problem with Perl since it is no longer installed/enabled via NerdPack. I found it within the Unraid files, so I assume it is now included with the Unraid OS. But, I have no idea if it is available to Unraid by default or not. Does it need to be installed? If there is a way to get temp sensors detected on Unraid, I'd appreciate an updated instruction set.

I have det same problem with my new Ryzen 9 7950x and a X670 chipset.
Have you found any solution ?

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Nope. So far the solution is don't put the machine anywhere you can't hear the fans and listen for the fan cyclone just in case the new AIO pump fails. (I've had that happen before) I sure hope there's a better solution soon.

From my limited research support for our sensors and chips with Ryzen 7000 should be added in a future Linux version, and as Uraid gets updated hopefully we get working sensors again. This might apply more specifically to ASUS motherboards for reasons I cant fully articulate, but something to do with the way ASUS handles superIO chip communication.

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  • 4 months later...

Any news on this?

Same issue here on a ASUS B650F-F ROG STRIX wth Ryzen 9 7900X

would sure like to get this data on my dashboard. have a second system with a 2700x and it works fine.

 

  • 1 month later...

is it possible to have some sort of add-in? I am using a ASRock B650M PG Riptide, and no temps.

Same here, with a Gigabyte x670e + 7900.

No sensors detected for temps.

The one for getting system info is working fine.

  • 5 months later...

Same with a Asrock X670E Taichi + 7950x

I get no sensor detected when I run sensors-detect from the shell.

 

I was able to manually configure the drivers.conf file for the Dynamic System Temp plugin and placed k10temp and nct6775 in it. But only k10temp, nvme, and amdgpu sensors show in the dropdown list.

 

According to the manual (page 11) it shows that they are using chips NCT6796D-S and NCT6686D. Are these supported by nct6775? If I try to run "modprobe nct6775" from the shell I get "modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'nct6775': no such device"

 

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  • 1 year later...

Reviving an old post but wondered if anyone managed to make a breakthroughs with getting CPU stats/temps for the AMD Ryzen 5 7600 running on B650 chipset. My mainboard is: - Asus Prime B650M Link to Asus mainboard

Been running now for almost a year with no temps and running fans a bit higher that I should due to not being able to see the dashboard. If anyone has any insights, that would be ace!

Thanks,

Hal

  • 1 month later...

7700X + GB B650M DS3H unRAID 7.1.4
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7700X + B650 GAMING X AX unRAID 6.12.13

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7600X + ASRock B650M PG Lightning unRAID 7.1.4
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  • 7 months later...

Hi there.

How did you get these? When I look at System temp, I have no drivers detected.

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