Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 19.04. At least two applications that tie into and use _sensors_
info (including Psensor and another I cannot find the name of), plus
command line "sensors" report a Vcore of ~+0.4 to +0.7V on a Ryzen 7
2700X on an Asrock Taichi X470 mobo. This is WAY below spec, yet the PC
is performant.
However, when in the BIOS, Vcore can be seen to be in the ~1.4-1.5V
range.
This behavior is consistent with _lm-sensors_ simply reporting a Vcore
that is a full 1.0V less than the actual value (e.g. reporting +0.5
instead of +1.5).
** Affects: lm-sensors (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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lm-sensors reports incorrect Vcore (off by 1.0V)
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