After tinkering with lm_sensors for the last few days I have found many
"bug" reports llike this. This is not a bug.
The sensor chips are wired difrently from mainbord to mainbord. Even the same
models might have smal changes. There are literaly thousands of different
configurations and no way to find what configuration is used by software.
Lm_sensors have included a configuration file /etc/sensors with some default
configurations witch almost works for most. But not totaly.
You have to boot into bios and take note of the sensor readings and
configure lm_sensors to read almost the same values. This might include
stress testing and physical changes to your computer to identify the
right sensors and values.
** Changed in: lm-sensors (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Wrong readings of sensors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/311316
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