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I see, well OpenRGB looked into it more, and they said to procceed further investigation, they really need hardware access of the mobo to analyze what the display actually does, and when that is figured out, a sollution might be initiated. Tsunami from OpenRGB community is an expert in Reverse Engineering he has the expertise and also the tools to investigate, but the only missing piece is that he has no hardware access of Gigabyte Motherboard with display. From the research I did, no single soul has ever investigated Gigabyte motherboard screens, Gigabyte motherboard 5inch design has been applied across multiple generation, and there has not been any attempt to investigate it sadly, they all share the same display design in terms of how it functions and is connected. The only path forward is to have access of the motherboard hardware and let someone do a propper investigation of how the Gigabyte display operates, if the analysis reveals that there is a way to enter inside the display, there might be a sollution to control the display despite the design that Gigabyte intended for the display. I was hoping Aida 64 community could get involved with the investigation, but it seems like you guys are more focussed on Software instead of figuring out how a specific hardware works. I hope there is more awareness on this Gigabyte issue, and hopefully someone can jump in and figure out how to take control of Gigabyte mobo display.

Thanks for the responses and clarification. To give a bit more context, I currently use HD Sentinel's "Status Window" on my desktop to monitor the health status of both my internal NVMe and my external HDD at a glance. (Screenshot below) Since AIDA64 already reports the NVMe health properly, my goal was to eliminate HD Sentinel completely and rely solely on the AIDA64 SensorPanel to permanently display the health and temperatures of both drives in one place. This would also save resources by avoiding having an extra background program (Sentinel) running continuously. It is very important for me to know if the external HDD suddenly drops in health or becomes unstable for the system. Having this visibility directly on the SensorPanel—without needing to run third-party software—would be extremely useful. However, based on what you are saying, AIDA64 cannot calculate or estimate the health percentage for the magnetic drive in this setup—and if I understand correctly, there are no plans to implement health calculation algorithms for HDDs in future updates either, right?

Thank you, but I'm afraid we do not have the development resources to allocate on such a deep project that would involve reverse engineering of device firmware. In case Gigabyte's wrong and it is possible to talk to the screen directly and push image frames to it, and someone could come up with a way to do that and let us know about the methods to perform the image transfer, we'd be happy to implement it in AIDA64.

Your screenshot indicates that AIDA64 shows SMART details perfectly fine for your external hard drive. What is missing is the health information which is calculated (estimated) for HDDs by HD Sentinel, but is not calculated by AIDA64 at all, regardless of what kind of HDD you've got. AIDA64 only shows health information for SSDs where the information comes from the drive itself and so it's not necessary to rely on estimations.

New SensorPanel designs just finished! Here are 4 new skins, each one in different screen sizes: 🕹️ Arcade Fusion – orange and light grey arcade station with four central gauges and VCORE meters. Layouts: 1920x1080 · 1920x480 · 600x1024 ☢️ Control Rod – amber reactor HUD with large CPU and GPU dials, core activity bars and a central clock. Layouts: 1920x1080 · 1920x480 · 600x1024 🔴 Redline Nexus – red and charcoal monitoring hub with thermometers, round dials and red VU meters. Layouts: 1920x1080 · 1920x480 · 600x1024 🎯 Tactical Vision – green tactical visor HUD with a large central readout, arc gauges and live graphs. Layouts: 1920x1080 · 1920x480 · 600x1024 All panels show CPU / GPU temperature and load, clocks, voltages, RAM / VRAM and drive usage. 👉 Check out these and many other designs available on my website: [AidaSkins.com]

Hello, I found this https://www.aida64.com/support/faq/smart-data-external-hdds and i'd like to report that my external hard drive is not reporting its S.M.A.R.T. status inside AIDA64 (under Storage -> SMART). Here are the details: Drive Model: Samsung ST2000LM003 2TB 2.5" Enclosure Model: ORICO 25PW1-U3 https://www.orico.cc/index.php/index/product/detail/3053.html Connection Type: USB 3.0 AIDA64 Version: 8.40 OS: Windows 11 Interestingly, Hard Disk Sentinel displays all S.M.A.R.T. details and health status for this drive perfectly fine (screenshot attached). My goal is to get rid of Hard Disk Sentinel completely and monitor this external drive's S.M.A.R.T. values (like health & remaining lifetime) directly through my AIDA64 SensorPanel. Is there a specific setting, driver tweak, or low-level USB controller option in AIDA64 that I need to enable for USB bridge controllers to pass through S.M.A.R.T. data properly? Any guidance on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone, I gave it a try myself and wanted to show you what I put together. The resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels, but the background is also available in 4K. Edit: I went out of my way to blur out my IP address below. It doesn't look great, but I had posted it that way at first. This way, it went faster

Fantomstarwarshub00. Another sensor design with a Star Wars theme, available for download via Google Drive—the file size is too large to post directly on the forum. Free to download!!! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1t8Je56Xk9fMuCX5vbNXaffVVRFeoftUW/view?usp=drive_link . Any resemblance is purely coincidental; the concept was simply inspired by Star Wars. You will need to adjust it to fit your own sensors. See you HERE. 8,8 cala 1920x480

05.11.2026 ГОТОВЫЙ ВАРИАНТ.spzip

Thank you kindly for trying, I tried it to ask them too to bring support for the display through software, they responded with : Thank you for your patience. We got the following response from our R&D team. Unfortunately, when this motherboard was being designed, the LCD screen was engineered solely to display system information. As a result, it does not support user customization for images or color control. Thank you for your understanding. I really think Gigabyte is shamefull, they did this across all the mobo they released with a display across 4/5 generation already, they all share the same design. I have collected allot of data about the Gigabyte Display on my Aorus Xteme x3d Ai Top, OpenRGB is also kinda involved because they are trying to help learn about the nature of the display since it does not operate through Usb, they helped me make a dump of the display firmware, which I did. I like to share it with you guys too, maybi you guys can learn something about the display for the better good. I have had it with Gigabyte screwing around with all the display on their mobo's, these display should be controllable outside of Gigabyte shitty approach to drive the display through the bios/uefi. IT5711_dump_all_20261103-003205.zip

1) When performance regresses between video driver releases while retaining the same AIDA64 version, it usually means the manufacturer screwed up something in the new driver 🙂 2) Memory Copy bandwidth measurement has been fixed in AIDA64 v8.40 to avoid the influence of video card caches. In other words: the old AIDA64 versions measured partly the memory (VRAM) and partly the caches, so they used to show higher performance scores than what the VRAM were actually capable of pushing.

Incorrect performance and throughput calculations on AMD GPUs with the latest drivers (26.10+) Lower-than-expected values are observed for GFLOPS and bandwidth. Rolling back the driver restores these values. Additionally, the bandwidth figures differ between versions 8.25 and 8.40.

It's been a while.. repurposed an old legal writing/coding screen.. 900x1600..

Nothing special Just a couple of panels I made for my new case. The Lian Li 011 Vision M Digital. The screen is 9.1 " Resolution is 1920x464 I'll attach the finished panels and frames separate frames.zipColorfull.spzipHyperwhite.spzip

Who wants a real COD MW4 Theme sensor panel? I've made 800x480 sensorpanel COD Mw4 800x480.spzip

Hello, I’ve created a simple sensor panel that you can finish yourself by adding your own sensors—it currently includes only the basics. If you’re interested, let me know and I’ll share a Google Drive link so you can download it for free. You can take a look here. Prześlij opinię Dostępne są tłumaczenia

Hello everyone. I’m writing to let you know that my "Cichyczłowiek" profile has become corrupted; I am now using a new profile, "andrzejc1969." The sensors that were previously shared remain active and are still available for free download. Also, I’m looking for any collections of PNG files containing ready-to-use sensors that might have been shared on the forum—mine were lost, and I’m currently rebuilding my library. Thanks for your help!

Sick System!

On Barlett Lake processors it is calculated as: Lowest 7 bits of MSR 0x621 multiplied by BCLK

Any information about this, any developer? I have this Display too, and this a great display, size and quality... 5 / 7 Polegada IPS USB Tela Secundária 1024*600 ONE Cabo AIDA64 Monitoramento Display Suporte Desktop LCD Estendido para Win10/11 - AliExpress 7

Sorry to hear that, same here still and no further reply from my support ticket since 14/09 starting to became very frustrating! Open to any suggestions now or advice from a mod on how to escalate maybe? @Fiery

Made from the base of a LIan-Li 8.8 inch screen. The time /date and weather are all Rainmeter it all goes with the Resident Evil theme, pretty simple but im happy with it.

Hi, this is my ARC Raiders Sensor Panel for 1024x600 Display for Aida64. I use a 7" screen on my desk to show it under my Monitor. In file zip there are a file with the settings to import in Aida64 Sensor Panel and the Font that i used in this theme to install on Windows. Bye S1m0N ARC_S1m0N_1024_600.zip

Hi, this is my EXA Sensor Panel for 1024x600 Display for Aida64. I use a 7" screen on my desk to show it under my Monitor. In file zip there are a file with the settings to import in Aida64 Sensor Panel and the Font that i used in this theme to install on Windows. Bye S1m0N EXA_S1m0N_1024_600.zip

I've sent you a private message about this.