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Oh whoa! Again! Repeatedly insulting others doesn’t strengthen your point; it only weakens support for your position. And now, referring to yourself as if you were some Godly creator only makes you sound more arrogant than anyone else here. Bringing up moderators again shows a personal grudge. If you’re that unhappy, why stay here insulting others and wasting time? If you’re comfortable with your work being reused for profit, and even see it as a compliment, that’s your choice. But that doesn’t give you the right to insult others or repost their creations without permission. Respecting intellectual property isn’t optional; it’s the foundation of any creative community. If you truly don’t mind others profiting from your panel, then be consistent: share your own work, create more, and state openly, ‘You can use my work any way you want, even make money from it, I’m fine with that.’ That would align with the stance you’re taking, instead of reposting other people’s work. For example, imagine someone sees your panel and thinks, ‘Whoa, this design is amazing; it will surely attract buyers.’ Since you don’t mind people using it for profit, they could decide, ‘I’m going to recreate the exact same design as a hard copy and present it as my own.’ In that scenario, your contribution is erased, and you’re denied recognition as the creator. It’s like erasing your identity. That’s exactly why respecting ownership matters; without it, anyone can strip away your identity as the author. Of course, if you truly don’t mind having your identity stripped away, that’s your choice. No one will know of your existence. But it also shows why copyright exists in the first place: to protect creators from being erased and ensure they receive recognition for their work. Without that protection, talented creators would stop producing art and paintings, and the world would become far less colorful. Please note that my post isn’t about gaining popularity in the community; it’s about copyright and respect. These principles matter to everyone, not just me.

@ExtraktoR Well i can 100% assure you i have no affiliation with this websites mods and or admins i am just a fan of work. But i am affiliated with is copyright law regardless if this is affected or not. And you MAY have posted yours as fair game, but @BHSY posted his to share freely and not for people to gain credit, popularity or money from such sharing and as the original creator he has the right to control his work i suggest you read up on intonational law specifically The Berne Convention, The WIPO Copyright Treaty (WCT) and Moral Rights just because you deemed his work "fair game" means nothing and have no right to any comments regarding his work. i have been polite regardless of how you have treated me just because i stood up and back creators now unless you have anything meaningful to say to me, just don't.

This is quite obvious. Again, arrogance? Or narcissism? Are you that arrogant or narcissistic to think you could fool us forum members? And YES. I have had my ORIGINAL work offered for sale by others. More than once. But you know what? I took it as a compliment. The fact that somebody liked my work enough to copy it. I didnt present it as if I was some Godly creator. Just offered it up for the masses. Knowing that it was free game. Could I have financially gained from them? Possibly. But that wasnt why I posted them. I am not trying to be an ass. Just exposing the hypocrisy displayed in this forum thread. And the lack of integrity shown by moderators to even condone such a post.

Ok thanks It's not a big deal, it would have confirmed to me that the battery was indeed dead, with the correct voltage.

Our benchmark reflects the performance of GPUs using OpenCL. When there's a bottleneck due to OpenCL limitations then AIDA64 will reflect that too.

In general, no, that's not the case.

If this voltage isn't present in the UEFI BIOS, does that mean it can't be "properly read" ?

Thank you! It may mean the standard VBAT register in your sensor chip is not actually relevant for VBAT measurement.

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I don't have the VBat voltage in the UEFI BIOS (or I have never seen it)

We've ordered a device and will start working on it as soon as it arrives in our labs.

That screen should work as a regular monitor too, in which mode you can use the SensorPanel facility with it.

Thank you. We've double-checked it, and according to the information available to us, AIDA64 uses the right sensor register to measure VBAT voltage. Did you see the VBAT voltage drop to under 1 Volt in the UEFI Setup?

Yes, we're looking at a summer sale around late next month or early August.

Good evening, I have been keeping an eye on Facebook hoping for a new sale, but I have not had any luck catching one. Could I expect one within the next month or what sort of timetable might I be looking at?

if i set up 5 png , I expected the change to occur at 80%, but it actually happened at 88%.

I switched from the 1920×515 dark version panel to the 1920×480 white version to better match my NZXT white chassis case. Although the 1920×480 display is slightly smaller, its colors are noticeably more vibrant compared to the 1920×515 display.

Note, windows has to have its display setting set to 100% scaling for sensorpanels on the desktop to display correctly, alternative way of doing this is right click the AIDA64 executable then setup the programs scaling options from there.

Think it would be great if you could add an option to create a custom VU meter that shows audio output levels (10 levels logarithmic and linear scale) from the soundcard using windows WASAPI so i can show it on my usb lcd, preferably L and R channels, then i could make my own VU gauge similar to the one built in to Audacity Log scale VU would be -20 -10 -7 -5 -3 -1 +0 +1 +2 +3 db As i listen to a lot of music this feature would be very welcomed. Thanks! Paul.

Well hello there @ExtraktoR a pleasure to forum-meet you of course, normally I would NOT reply to this but I agree with @BHSY that something needs to be said not that I need to explain anything to you I spoke to @BHSY privately and I believe it was a very respectful conversation, unlike your baseless claims. 550 pages well yes this is a forum, this is a community why cant people share discuss and celebrate great works? whiles I am at it, have you ever had someone steal your work? claim it to be there own for public or financial gains? it ruins people. I was big enough to openly apologise for not realise someone else has shared someone else's work without knowledge and to show my support for creators who have been ripped off because of there works being sold or shared without knowledge @BHSY could have handled my post differently he private messaged me we talked and both ended up respecting each other a lot more. if you found my post pathetic then that's your view and I respect that it is not my place to tell you that you are wrong. now let me be frank it is not your place to tell me what or how I portray my respect. just going to leave this screenshot here... where you didn't not apologise for sharing someone else's works, you just made excuses

I really like this, nice and clean easy to see at a glance. i love a detailed panel but sometimes during gaming i just want the facts and this is perfect for that, thanks for sharing.

This is awesome news!

When I tested the new battery, the multimeter showed 3.23v (or 3.27v, I don't recall exactly). In Aida64, it shows 3.16v, if it helps

I set up 10 png STATE0 through STATE9，0-4-state0 6-16-state1 18-38-state2-3 40-60-state4-5 62-82-state6-7 84-100-state8-9 How do I change the state every 20%?

iOS Glass inspired version of my Plex panel. 1920 x 1080 resolution. I used ChatGPT to convert my previous backround into one that looks more glass-like. I use an Android box running Remote Panel and Odospace plugin on the host. The font I use is Geforce. Jon-PlexPanel-1080p-GlassTheme.oslcd