Thanks to this small tool it shows much more than lm-sensors with the Kernel driver nct6683.
You can see the board and chip as well here: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91MNlzN5O9L.AC_SL1500.jpg
Tested on Kernel 5.10.61 with a fanless system (so please don't wonder about the '0 rpm').

sensors-detect shows:

Trying family `VIA/Winbond/Nuvoton/Fintek'... Yes
Found unknown chip with ID 0xd592

Output of nct6687d_mon:
CPU : 31.50 C
System : 46.50 C
MOS : 33.00 C
PCH : 56.00 C
CPU Socket : 32.00 C
PCIE_1 : 29.00 C
M2_1 : 23.50 C
VIN0 +12V : 12.24 V
VIN1 +5V : 5.07 V
VIN2 VCore : 0.64 V
VIN3 SIO : 1.00 V
VIN4 DRAM : 1.21 V
VIN5 CPU IO : 0.95 V
VIN6 CPU SA : 1.05 V
VIN7 SIO : 1.53 V
3VCC I/O +3.3: 3.32 V
SIO VTT : 0.00 V
SIO VREF : 0.00 V
SIO VSB : 0.00 V
SIO AVSB : 0.00 V
SIO VBAT : 0.00 V
CPU Fan : 0 rpm
PUMP Fan : 0 rpm
SYS Fan 1 : 0 rpm
SYS Fan 2 : 0 rpm
SYS Fan 3 : 0 rpm
SYS Fan 4 : 0 rpm
SYS Fan 5 : 0 rpm
SYS Fan 6 : 0 rpm

You can compare here:https://linux-hardware.org/?probe=e939c51829&log=sensors
But it looks like he doesn't activate the Kernel module/driver nct6683 .

I have here a MSI B550M Mortar and waiting eagerly for lm_sensors support :)

thank you for the for the script, looks interesting.