So while fixing up the series I also noticed that a few upcoming chips have new PCIe IDs and CCD offsets not yet supported, so add them to amd_nb/k10temp. This series started as what looked like a correction to previous commits, but I missed that the previous commits were for a different family with the same chip models. Still, some products were left out from the initial updates. Michael Larabel of the website Phoronix notes that the patches from last year mentioned new product IDs for the next-gen architecture. While it may not seem crucial for standard users, thermal issues arise after launch, requiring patch fixes to many products. It's effective for many Linux-savvy enthusiasts who appreciate the ability to monitor data from the various temperatures of the system, including GPU, CPU, and other component data. And the changes are usually seen by members of the open-source community.ĪMD Rumored To Expand AM4 Ryzen CPU Lineup With New 3D V-Cache & Low-End ChipsĪMD's Rembrandt series did see k10temp support before the official launch, and the company is looking to do the same with Zen 4. So few updates have appeared in the past for CPUs due to initializing enough mandatory updates and code to access the full features of the processor and then fixing or patching issues as they arise promptly. One recently updated issue was temperature monitoring for the CPU regarding the company's "k10temp" driver. Several open-source updates for graphics card technology have appeared, but very little work has appeared for the company's current and upcoming processor structure.
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AMD Linux CPU Temperature Driver receives updates for Zen 4 & also possibly Mendocino APUs AMD appears to be working on a new patch 'CPU Temperature Driver' patch for Zen 4 & most likely, Mendocino APUs, to completely ready it in the main Linux kernel upon launch.
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