The installed version of lm-sensors is listed as 1:3.3.4-2ubuntu1 although a version 3.3.5 is available on the website. I ran the update and upgrade command lines and there is no change to lm-sensors although you are right in that there was a surprizing amount of activity considering everything ought to have been up to date. More importantly, and just to illustrate what a noob I am at Linux, I see there is a newer version of lm-sensors available (3.3.4 installed with 17.1 but 3.3.5 available on the website) but I honestly have no idea how to install the update a useful link that explains how packages are installed in Linux would be much appreciated since I haven't had much luck with my google searches / success trying to follow instructions thus far! I will see if updating the BIOS has any effect (doubtful since I imagine the problem lies in the application not being able to recognize the motherboard). Will be adding a Gigabyte GTX 970 when it arrives in the mail, hopefully this week! My build comprises the following (relevant info only):ģ Bitfenix Spectre Pro case fans + stock cooler for the CPU When I startup into the BIOS there are no issues - all fans report speed and the CPU fan runs relatively quietly (using stock fan from Intel). CPU fan runs occaisionally and only at what seems like full speed. Case fans are running but speed is not shown when I type "sensors" in terminal (as I understand it this is running a script or command within the application lm-sensors). Just built my son a new computer for rendering graphics in Blender and am having an issue with the fans. Hi, new to Linux so am totally lost on how to fix this:
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