First thanks for your great work,
Atm gigabyte B550(and many other GB chipsets) doesn't benefit from a great hw-monitor support from the kernel.
k10temp available with single temp reading.
and wmi-gigabyte(as-is) kernel module doesn't provide any useful readings.
First thanks for your great work, Atm gigabyte B550(and many other GB chipsets) doesn't benefit from a great hw-monitor support from the kernel. k10temp available with single temp reading. and wmi-gigabyte(as-is) kernel module doesn't provide any useful readings.
2 complementary solutions
both are unsupported by vitals.
zenpower3
zenpower3 provides a great monitoring support for the soc.
sensors readings
/sys/class/hwmon/layout
gigabyte-wmi (with force_load=1)
sensors readings
temp3 is the cpu temp i can confirm on my B550 https://github.com/t-8ch/linux-gigabyte-wmi-driver/issues/1#issuecomment-1082238097
/sys/class/hwmon layout
If you could provide support, for that case. Thanks