Hi , I have the same problem about GPU temps.antieatingactivist said:
Newer AMD cards don’t require a kext to read sensors. It is built into the driver and can be accessed via command line. Only some apps are able to read the temps using this method. HWMonitorSMC2 can do this. You need to enable the option in the preferences to enable this feature.Hi , I have the same problem about GPU temps.
I've added SMCPRocessor and SMCSuperIO but nothing changes.
Do you have any suggestion?
Thanks
Thanks. Of course I flagged Use IOKIT... in HWMonitorSMC2 but it doesn't work.
while sleep 1; do clear;ioreg -l |grep \"PerformanceStatistics\" | cut -d '{' -f 2 | tr '|' ',' | tr -d '}' | tr ',' '\n'|grep 'Temp\|Fan\|Clock'; doneI am not sure. That code snippet works for me, but I am using a Vega card. hopefully someone with a newer radeon like you will chime in.Thanks. Of course I flagged Use IOKIT... in HWMonitorSMC2 but it doesn't work.
So do I have to remove some kexts?
I really need to read GPU temperature :/
Can you tell me how to access via command line?
I have iStat Menus too but no gpu temperature either :\
edit: I'm looking around for terminal commands but I don't think it's gonna work if it doesn't through the other methods...
edit2: I've tried this one but it doesn't work.. everything is 0
Code:while sleep 1; do clear;ioreg -l |grep \"PerformanceStatistics\" | cut -d '{' -f 2 | tr '|' ',' | tr -d '}' | tr ',' '\n'|grep 'Temp\|Fan\|Clock'; done
edit3: I'm gonna try RadeonMonitor.kext and see what happens-> Nothing, it doesn't work with VirtualSMC I think
Any idea?