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CTOnews.com August 30 news, AMD next-generation Zen 5 CPU has now begun to submit code for Linux 6.6 support, and the latest patches include temperature monitoring and EDAC reporting.

Patches have been added to the latest Linux 6.6 code, including support for hardware monitor temperature monitoring and EDAC reporting. In addition, the new version adds x86 / misc patches, which Phoronix says are ID for PCI devices assigned to "Family 1Ah" processors, ready to be integrated into EDAC and k10temp CPU drivers in the future.

In fact, Linux users are very favored by the AMD platform, which can be considered as the most popular platform among Linux users, and has accounted for the majority of the platform. It may be because of this that AMD has changed its lazy attitude and is actively cooperating with Linux development.

In addition, the company has been actively upgrading RADV Vulkan drivers to make Linux an easier platform to use.

The AMD Zen 5 processor is expected to be released in 2024, adapting to the AM5 platform and will bring a series of architecture updates. CTOnews.com will bring you more reports in the future.

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