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AMD 600 Series Chipsets Now Have Temperature Monitoring Support On Linux

10.25

With the Linux 7.4 kernel and also marked for back-porting to the v7.2 and v7.3 series is finally the ability to monitor temperature sensors on AMD 600 Series chipsets that launched alongside the…

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