Sensor export for the ITE IT8733F

Hello. I'm using a Rainmeter SIV plugin to integrate with SIV to display a more graphically fancy desktop system status. I've encountered an issue with the sensor exporting though, and was wondering if perhaps I'm just not properly configuring SIV properly. I have the Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Ultra, which has the ITE IT8688E and ITE IT8733F chips, both of which SIV is picking up. The problem is that I have two external temperature probes I am trying to monitor ambient and internal air case temperatures with, but SIV is not exporting them. Currently I'm working on just getting the internal air temperature to be exported, and cross-referencing against Gigabyte's SIV tool, it appears that the ITE IT8733F's T2 Temp sensor in SIV has the same reading as the EC_TEMP2 probe in Gigabyte's SIV, with no other relevant temperature sensor being close. I have not yet tried using EC_TEMP1. Unfortunately SIV is just not exporting the temperatures from the ITE IT8733F, so Rainmeter can't pick them up. My main goal in monitoring these temperatures using probes is to gauge the efficiency of the CPU and GPU cooling as well as the efficiency of the intake fans with as little influence from other factors as possible, such as thermal transfer from the motherboard, power supply, GPU, or CPU radiator.


The temperatures of the ITE IT8733F-03 do NOT appear under Sensors --> Cooling Status, Sensors --> Configure --> Sensor Export, Sensors --> Hardware Status, and sentest.exe.


The temperatures of the ITE IT8733F-03 DO appear under Sensors --> Sensors Debug, but as far as I'm aware this is the only place they are present.



ITE IT8688E-BX Gigabyte Z390 ULTRA BIOS F6  Chip ID 86880100 (4)  LPC 002E  Port 0000 0A45 0A46  Maker 1000  Model 1086  AtoD 8-bit  Bank 0  IDs 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000



Temperatures          Current  raw and offset    Hysteresis  raw C003801F     Maximum  raw            Beep           Sensor Type  config



[T]T1 System 1         37.0°C  2500  0000           127.0°C  7F00             127.0°C  7F00           [Y]0            Thermistor  0000

[T]T2 PCH              46.0°C  2E00  0000           127.0°C  7F00             127.0°C  7F00           [Y]0            Thermistor  0000

[T]T3 CPU              34.0°C  2200  0000           127.0°C  7F00             127.0°C  7F00           [Y]0               Unknown  0006

[T]T4 PCIeX16          43.0°C  2B00  0000                                                             [_]0            Thermistor  0000

[T]T5 VRM MOS          43.0°C  2B00  0000                                                             [_]0            Thermistor  0000





ITE IT8733F-03 Gigabyte Z390 ULTRA BIOS F6  Chip ID 87330300 (4)  LPC 004E  Port 0000 0A65 0A66  Maker 1000  Model 1087  AtoD 8-bit  Bank 0  IDs 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000



Temperatures         Current  raw and offset    Hysteresis  raw C003801F     Maximum  raw            Beep           Sensor Type  config



[T]T1 System          41.0°C  2900  0000           127.0°C  7F00             127.0°C  7F00           [Y]0            Thermistor  0000

[T]T2 Temp            31.0°C  1F00  0000           127.0°C  7F00             127.0°C  7F00           [Y]0            Thermistor  0000

[T]T3 Temp            40.0°C  2800  0000           127.0°C  7F00             127.0°C  7F00           [Y]0            Thermistor  0000

Here's screenshots of some of the sensor pages: spams://imgur.com/a/4JJONin

Guessing this is possibly due to a difference in perceived hardware purpose, or that the ITE IT8733F-03 is otherwise not considered relevant for sensor export or cooling status (yet anyways). sentest.exe has a distinct code for each temperature sensor, so maybe the T2 Temp simply is not yet assigned a code for exporting? Is there some way for me to get the ITE IT8733F-03's temperatures exported?

Thanks in advance, and sorry if there's something trivial I'm missing. Searched around and couldn't come up with an explanation for this. Your program has otherwise been awesome, glad I moved away from the various other tools I had to use together just to get a fraction of the same information.