Read X570 chipset temperature in Linux?

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seroton10

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I'd like to be able to read the temperature of the motherboard chipset (X570 in my case) from Linux, but I can't find any way of doing that. On Windows it can be done (e.g., with hwinfo). I have tried the lm_sensors package, but it only report CPU temperature (and some other device temperatures).

Does anybody know how to read the chipset (PCH) temperature in Linux, or whether it's possible at all?
 

acquacow

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Did you run the sensors detect command and let it scan the bus for all readable sensors?
 

seroton10

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Yes, I did (using lm_sensors version 3.5.0). During the scan, I said "Yes" to every prompt about scanning a particular bus or device, even those with "No" as the default reply.