Fixed wrong sensor being monitored (AMD) #772
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Instead of only looking for 'CPU' temp.label, I added that it should look for 'Tctl', as that is the sensor for average temp on my 7800X3D cpu.
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When I installed auto-cpufreq on my fresh EndevourOS install it was monitoring the wrong sensor, and showing temperatures of 17 degrees.
This is the fix I did, and it is currently showing the correct temp:
Instead of only looking for 'CPU' temp.label, I added that it should look for 'Tctl', as that is the sensor for average temp on my 7800X3D CPU.