I own a Ryzen 1600X from AMD. And the temperature shown by the sensors-applet seems far too high. As far as I read, there is a non-conformity sensors values delivered are always 20 degrees to high.
It would be great, if there's a simple configuration option to add/subtract an offset value. Later on the thermal monitor the offset is used to show the correct value for the sensors.
Possibly there are other sensors delivering wrong values? So this would be a simple hack to correct all of these individually.
I made a small mockup what would have to be added to the configuration dialog of one sensor.
The first picture shows the current state and the second (-new) with the enhancement. Feel free to give the objects better placements and nicer style, it's just to show the principle. I'm no designer... ;-)
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I own a Ryzen 1600X from AMD. And the temperature shown by the sensors-applet seems far too high. As far as I read, there is a non-conformity sensors values delivered are always 20 degrees to high.
It would be great, if there's a simple configuration option to add/subtract an offset value. Later on the thermal monitor the offset is used to show the correct value for the sensors.
Possibly there are other sensors delivering wrong values? So this would be a simple hack to correct all of these individually.
I made a small mockup what would have to be added to the configuration dialog of one sensor. The first picture shows the current state and the second (-new) with the enhancement. Feel free to give the objects better placements and nicer style, it's just to show the principle. I'm no designer... ;-)
Mockup
First picture, current state
and this would be the enhancement