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It's not possible to get it from Task Manager I'm afraid.

Thank you @BHSY, I am glad you liked the results. Thank you @Loyd for your encouragement!! ----------------------------------------------------- This is still WIP and will launch in the next update after good testing Thank you!

Thank you for addressing this publicly - I genuinely appreciate you stepping in and responding to the speculation directly. You’re absolutely right: SynQPanel started as an adaptation of InfoPanel, which is GPL and open-source. I also want to acknowledge and thank you again for the insight and advice you shared before launch. Your openness, guidance, and lack of objection at the time were appreciated then and still are now. From the beginning, SynQPanel was never intended to replace InfoPanel or compete with it feature-for-feature. The goal has always been much narrower: to focus specifically on the AIDA64 user base, remove broader hardware stacks (HWiNFO, Libre, LCD support, etc.), and explore a more tightly scoped, AIDA-centric workflow. That focus is a deliberate design choice-not an attempt to re-create InfoPanel under a different name. I also agree with you on attribution. I’ll make this clearer in the project documentation so users understand the lineage and speculation can be put to rest. Transparency benefits everyone. On contributing back: where fixes or improvements are generic and useful to InfoPanel’s broader audience, I agree that upstreaming them makes sense and aligns with the spirit of open source. And for clarity to AIDA lovable users following this thread: SynQPanel is intentionally not designed to support InfoPanel formats, LCD, USB hardware, or act as a drop-in replacement. The scope is narrower by design, and that’s intentional. THIS WILL REMAIN Forever!! Thank you again for engaging constructively - and for the work you’ve done on InfoPanel over the years. A lot of people here, myself included, have benefited from it.

The 1st half of the flip looks fantastic, and the execution is super clean! 🩷

I am the original developer of InfoPanel (IP). Have been receiving multiple PMs regarding this. Anyway, IP is open source and GPL. Anyone is welcome to modify. I’ve checked the repo of SynQPanel, it’s clearly adapted from IP based on the structure, classes etc. I know because I wrote most if not all of it by hand, before Claude and such. It’s actually an honour that someone wants to take my work and adapt it. Attribution could be better. But users who know will know and it doesn’t bother me much. It would be better if you responded directly to such queries so that I stop receiving PMs of “someone is stealing/ripping IP”. Lastly, I was approached by @Surjeet regarding this before launch. I did not object. I also gave advice. Therefore I am not surprised by this. The main ask I had was that in the spirit of open source, if you have a singular feature to add I hope that you add it to the original code base so that more users can benefit from it. If you have a fix for the original software it would be great to also contribute to the original code base. I understand where this project is heading. However inevitably, you are going to be asked to support IP formats, or directly support LCDs and the like. If you accede and become more like IP, it would contravene the above mentioned spirit.

I'm not an expert, but isn't it possible to get the information from, for example, the Task Manager itself? I understand it would be an indirect measurement, but it would allow displaying the needed metric on the LCD screen, and that would be enough for me.

Looks good cannot wait!!!

Hey guys! I poured my heart and soul into building this-late nights, nonstop effort, and a whole lot of belief. I didn’t disappear… I was just deep in the grind 😄 No GIFs. No animations. No extra fluff. No knowledge is required!! Just drop in your numbers as simple, static images (PNGs), and let SynQPanel work its magic. ✨ This is still a work in progress, still being tested-but what’s coming is something I’m genuinely proud of, and I can’t wait for you to experience it. Special Thanks and shout out to @BHSY and @Surjeet for giving this idea and helping me on this: Screen Recording 2026-01-30 090245.mp4

That looks normal. I suspect the slow update rate is because WigiDash software does the updating of the display too slowly. Please note that unlike with most LCD protocols, WigiDash displays are updated through shared memory interface with their WigiDash software. So the actual communication with the display hardware is not done by AIDA64, but by WigiDash software.

I've sent you a private message about this.

Good night, maybe someone has an old iPad mini 1 and used it as an LCD monitor for the sensor panel? I wanted to buy an LCD monitor, but then I remembered that I have an iPad mini 1 in excellent condition. And in general, now I am in the process of installing it in my computer case, I have already connected it to AIDA 64 via the remote sensor and installed on the iPad Mercury browser, because another ones didnt have a fullscreen mode. I also had to jailbreak my iPad because the firmware on it is very old and Apple no longer supports it and I couldn't download anything to it. I also had to search for Mercury Browser in the form of an IPA file, which I subsequently installed through three 3utools on my jailbroken iPad. I also had to create a theme for the iPad for the sensor panel myself because the resolution it has I did not find ready-made ones its resolution is 1024x768. I created six themes, six pages for Aida 64 for panel sensors. It will need to be posted in another thread where several of them are shared, maybe it will be useful to someone.

I have submitted a couple of panels, all in a vertical 515X1920 format as the panel was in a Hyte Y60. That machine started having problems. So I started a new build and demoted the Hyte machine to a multi-media PC (way too big for that, but...). I didn't see the need for the panel in the Hyte case anymore so I wanted to see if it world work in the new system which is based on a Lian Li 217 case. It does work but in practical terms it has to be on it's side. Since I'm using it in a horizontal position vs vertical, I took my last posted screen and made it work horizontally. Then I added a few more sensor items just so I could keep track on a mostly new build. System at idle when I took the screen shot. Hope it gives others an idea or two. And of course I'm always open to suggestions. 3H for Taichi.spzip

Systemlanguage and language in aida are german, ssonsorpanel shows week days in english.

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From another poor boy... Been wanting to come back to Aida64 but can't find my old key to upgrade from, any chance on a code to drop that 65$ price down a touch? I"ve already pissed the wife off about as much as she can take for a few weeks!

thanks. i´ll take a look

Just one last question, is this limitation related to the size of the elements composing the panel or their number have a good day

It is sadly due to a firmware limitation of Turzx/Turing screens: when the layout you build is too complex, the rendered image can only be transferred in 2 chunks (2 steps). That causes flashing/blinking effect. If it bothers you too much, try to come up with a less complex layout, for example by using a simpler background image.

Yes, please! It would be great to have these data in aida64!

Just took delivery of one of these and man, what a wasteland it is out here trying to find panels that come near my needs. Happy to pay for quality work but I have some customization requirements that many of the panels I have found for this resolution would make it difficult to implement. It's mostly because while I am relatively good at maniuplating and editing panel layouts, I am not good at graphics and do not want to have to create graphic assets to suit my customization needs. I have lots of fans, for example, which I care about. SSD temps, too. I like to see the time and date prominently along with BIOS version. FPS counter is a must. Do not care as much about voltages or clock speeds, however. See my conundrum? I will keep searching and my best to all the creators - your work is valued.

Additional vote for this request. If any logs are needed, please let us know.

Will DisplayLink driver recogise those cheap 3.5" USB Aida64 Panels as a secondary Windows screen? I like to display some Flightsim Panels on those typical Aida64 Monitors. Some Latency is acceptet.

I have a 9" Turzx screen that I use inside my PC My sensorpanel works rather well but I want to enrich it by adding some new values and images According to what I add, the first half of my screen starts blinking when switching from my sensorpanel to my background image Have you ever encountered this problem, do you know the solution? Thank in advance for your help

I am experance slow WigiDash LCB panel update rate. I already set the Update Frequency for LCD to 100ms. However, the LCD panel only update 1 per second. When I run Sensor Profiling Dump, no sensor over 50ms and sum below 100ms. So I am expecting close if not exact 100ms refresh on the sensor data. AIDA64 Extreme v7.65.7400 Sensor profiling data. SensorInfo : 46.889 ms GPUSensorInfo : 14.104 ms GPU01 / NV Driver : 0.495 ms GPU01 / NV Fan PWM: 0.362 ms HDD : 0.001 ms SPD : 0.003 ms AMB : 0.002 ms DIMMTS : 3.483 ms Asus EPU2 : 0.000 ms Asus EPU1 : 0.000 ms nVIDIA SPP : 0.000 ms nVIDIA MCP : 0.000 ms Intel GMCH : 0.000 ms Bixby : 0.000 ms PROM21 : 0.018 ms Intel PCH : 0.000 ms Intel SNB : 0.001 ms Zambezi : 0.000 ms Kaveri : 0.000 ms Zen : 0.005 ms AMD SVI2 : 0.000 ms MTC0303 : 0.000 ms Smart Battery : 0.085 ms Razer PWM : 0.000 ms Gigabyte X870 : 0.685 ms Digifanless : 0.000 ms Odin : 0.000 ms Aorus PSU : 0.000 ms MSI Ai PSU : 0.000 ms