MSI MAG Z590 TORPEDO works! (5V is off by 2V) about nct6687d HOT 9 OPEN

Hello, could you verify the voltage in the bios?

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Strangest thing... i went into the bios and i got all sorts of voltages to view, but no 5V. So maybe that's why it is off?? I don't know. But when i got back into Mint i directly noticed that fancontrol showed no fans, conky showed no fans and no voltages! So i checked if the module was still enabled, but it is gone! It is still in /etc/modules but it does not get loaded... tried 4 reboots!

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I went into the source folder of the module and did a 'make install' and it got loaded again and all works.
I remember that this afternoon i had a Mint update with a new version of the kernel. Could that be the reason?
Do i have to do this every time i get an update of my kernel?

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Hello, yes each time the kernel is updated you need to rebuild the module because the module is located in directory ls /lib/modules/

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Ah ok, good to know. Anything on the 5V showing 6,9V?

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Ah ok, good to know. Anything on the 5V showing 6,9V?

It's hard for me to reply because i don't have this motherboard and secondly you don't see this voltage in your bios dashboard.

also i don't use mint as linux distribution so it's possible that you have a sensor conf file in /etc doing some transformation on result of sensors cmd line.

Until you can't check real values in bios, I don't have clear way to find the problem.

regards

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I saw that inxi gave the same value at 5V..
Sensors: System Temperatures: cpu: 42.0 C mobo: 40.0 C gpu: radeon temp: 27 C Fan Speeds (RPM): cpu: 561 mobo: 395 Voltages: 12v: 12.10 5v: 6.93 3.3v: 3.34 vbat: N/A

I don't have any configuration or correction files for sensors or a /etc/sensors.d folder! So it shows what it finds.

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Normal inxi use sensors to collect infos.

Well I have no idea. Except mesure the voltage on your PSU.

regards

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The ports are al around 5.05 volts with minor difference.. so it reports at least 1,9 volts too high.

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