daringer / asus-fan

Kernel module to get/set (both) fan speed(s) on ASUS Zenbooks
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GFX temperature shows "N/A" #54

Closed erkexzcx closed 6 years ago

erkexzcx commented 7 years ago

I noticed this issue when I reinstalled my Arch Linux system on my Asus N550JV notebook. I used to have configured script to automatically configure fan speeds according to GFX and CPU temperatures, but because I rarely used GFX and I did not monitor GFX temperatures anymore later - I am unaware why it does not work. From my understanding, one of these 2 reasons is why this doesn't work now, but used to work before:

In the past, GFX temperature used to show +0.0°C (just 0c temp) when GPU is not in use. When I start any app with optirun or primusrun (forces to use GPU instead of CPU graphics) - GFX starts to show real temperature (e.g. +60.0°C). For now, it shows N/A all the time: screenshot_2017-08-27_14-59-08

In addition, according to Nvidia settings - GPU temperature sensor works, so no hardware related issues: gpu settings

And finally, I used https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/asus-fan-dkms-git/ script.

P.S. Let me know if you need anything from me - I am here to help :)

daringer commented 7 years ago

Obviously the gfx-temp(-data) is not within the same ACPI "slot" for your zenbook-model, if you find out where it actually resides within the ACPI world, someone (or I) can easily make sure that this one will be used (thus correctly outputted), instead of the "N/A".

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