Add support for Marvell AQtion 10Gbit network adapter temperature sensor ?

[Toddel]

Hi

Is it possible to add temperature sensor for Marvell AQtion 10Gbit network adapter in AIDA64 ?

This is the TP-Link TX-401 AQC107 with the latest fw from Marvell 3.1.121 and latest driver.

    Device Properties:
      Driver Description Marvell AQtion 10Gbit Network Adapter
      Driver Date 03.10.2025
      Driver Version 3.1.11.0
      Driver Provider Marvell
      INF File oem69.inf
      INF Section Atlantic10G
      Hardware ID PCI\VEN_1D6A&DEV_07B1&SUBSYS_00011D6A&REV_02
      Location Information PCI-buss 8, enhet 0, funksjon 0
      PCI Device Marvell FastLinQ Edge 10Gbit Network Adapter

Thanks

[BHSY]

Hi @Fiery

I recently installed a TP-Link TX401 Gigabit PCIe Network Adapter and will soon upgrade to a new ISP modem and router that support 10 Gbps WAN and 10 Gbps LAN. I want to monitor its temperature, too. HWiNFO reports the card as a Marvell AQC113 FastLinQ Edge 1‑Gigabit Network Adapter, and my current driver version is 3.1.10.0. 

Thank you.

 

[Toddel]

On my TX401 box my card is marked as TX401(UN) Ver:1.0 - in HWiNFO it comes up as Marvell FastLinQ Edge 10Gbit Network Adapter.

I thought all TX-401 had the same chip - I guess you card is a TX-401 v2 or v2.6 with a newer chipset.

 

[BHSY]

2 hours ago, Toddel said:

On my TX401 box my card is marked as TX401(UN) Ver:1.0 - in HWiNFO it comes up as Marvell FastLinQ Edge 10Gbit Network Adapter.

I thought all TX-401 had the same chip - I guess you card is a TX-401 v2 or v2.6 with a newer chipset.

 

Hi @Toddel

Yes, I believe I’m using the newer chipset. I purchased and installed the card today. Because of regional differences, our TP-Link support site lists only two hardware versions: V1 and V2. I initially forgot to check the version label on the card itself. However, the box label shows “UN/2.0” (Universal 2.0), which confirms it is a V2 card.

The TP-Link website provides drivers only for Windows 10, so I checked Marvell’s official site for alternatives. I haven’t installed those drivers yet, as my current connection is working without issues. I plan to wait until my new ISP broadband plan is fully set up before making any changes.

From what I understand, maintaining temperatures around 40 °C during operation and up to 70 °C in storage helps ensure stable performance and prevents hardware damage. HWinfo only displays total download and speed metrics, but not temperature readings. That’s why I’m hoping AIDA64 will be able to detect and report the card’s temperature.