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Started with some of the shared goodies on this thread (thanks to all those that contributed!), and modified one to work with my screen and color theme. ZBeast_800x500_2020_01.08_sensorpanel.100f48e4b20588cadc3735b78f89faa9

Since a few days I own an AMD Ryzen 9 3950X. I want gauges for for the CPU clock cores, but 16 gauges are a little bit to much for my small display (Mimo 7" USB-Display). So I build a set of double (half) gauges. As font I used Consolas with size 8. Hope you enjoy it. Double_Gauge.rar

ROG Edition I uploaded the font i used as well pirulen rg.ttf 2019-10-08-Final.sensorpanel

For clarity, there is a screenshot of my situation at the bottom. I. e. 2 monitors are connected to the computer, absolutely identical-but except for the serial number and release date, and when uploading the report to the database-I can't process this information so that I understand that in the report there are 2 monitors, if they differ in name, then it would still be possible to group them, but not in this case. And this is where it would help a lot to have an additional field Sequel by which I would be able to group, and understand that there are 2 or more pieces. Similar situations are suitable for many other types of information where there are many similar devices

Hello, sorry if I write English poorly, I'm Peruvian. I have some doubts. 1. Why is the "CPU temperature" lower than the "CPU temperature cores? 2. Which one should I consider to see if there are temperature problems or compare the data with the datasheet processor? 3. Is there a manual that explains these characteristics of the AIDA64? Thanks

Thank you, we'll check it out.

That was quite harsh. This forum is dedicated to providing support for our software (AIDA64), and not as a generic technical help/support forum for various hardware or software related issues. Even so, I've replied you and started a conversation. Anyway, I'm glad you've managed to solve your issue. This topic is locked.

Done a sensor panel with lot's of room for more gauges.I use them for PC gaming. Dragon Nights Gauges.7z Dragon Nights.sensorpanel

Nice topic,stumpled upon this and I had to try one for PC games.First thanks for all those who shared.I used gauges and images from this thread. Not sure how to actually install or save for anyone to use.I did export the sensor file and I saved my Sensor panel folder and 7zip. I can only get it to work on my install path properly. D:\Software\Bench\AIDA64 Extreme Anyhow I removed a couple things like my name and FPS so panel looks like this. Actual in game with some transparency on. SensorPanel.7z

Hello, Sorry for the delay been real busy ... so in the end result I ended up making the background transparent so they would be universal plus the blades spin ....and I took the branding off cause I don't support Thermaltake anymore..(Cause they won't support me).BTW anyone looking to buy 120mm TT riing plus fan kit ??? 5 x fans (3 are about 1 year old and 2 are new with only 100 hours use) bran new riing trio controller and all the wiring... $100 ....I can't get the software to work properly anymore due to another program I'm running (DAW) and I need the other program... BTW Nik, If you have any questions about sensor panels I have a bunch of stuff I made and modded over the past few years so I may have something you are looking for and I would be glad to lend a hand....Also those pics you "quoted" are from like 2 years ago ... lol transparent black fan - gauge 70 x 70.zip

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Thank to Novax for sharing gauges 3 BLUE Red.splcd.axlcd

Decided to try and work on one of these doodads... Really schocked, got it done in like 5 hours. CHEERS I built it basically looking at the work from the samples shown on here by a couple of users.

Hello Here is my panel of ROG control for my second screen 1920x1080. I realized with photoshop at 80% There are some changes to make. Image 1 is without photoshop Image 2 with photoshop Sorry for my english I am french.

At this time i am proud to present you my panel! For me it was a hard time to do something because i am not realy good at this. The gauges are my own creation, some other stuff are from other users. THX at this place to all, i have mentioned these great people some lines above. Would be nice to hear your opinion. I hope it worked with the upload from the template, feel free to use it. ;-) Greetz Stealth 2018-03-01 - final.oslcd

I have reworked everything a bit. The left side i am happy with at this moment. Right side i have to go another time. With top i am not sure what i will make, the gauges can still be in place but i don`t know what i do with fraps and processes. Icons for components are all interaktiv. Many thanx to @xtcislove who shared his panel, (which is also really great) and .psd files. I have used some of them and changed the orange to green, so it will fit better my needs! What do you think? is it to overload, i have missed something important? So i hope you like it, if its ready in my opinion i will share it to the forum in any way! Greetz Stealth

Here is what I think is the final rendition of my panel for my current (OLD) rig ... I can't really work on the panel for my new build till it's put together, but I might post a few ideas for it.

My Custom sensor panel, in the style of Asus' AI suite. It's 800 x 460 as this will be displayed on an in-case LCD-screen. The dials on top are dynamic, as well as the animated fan icons. I'm quite pleased with it. In case anyone's interested, I'll post a picture with the final result!

We've just extended the 32 threads benchmarking capabilities of AIDA64 to 640 threads, and added processor groups support as well. Make sure to upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme Edition available at: http://www.aida64.com/downloads/aida64extremebuild2546y3mbp1kvdjzip After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Using this release you can use all CPU, FPU and memory benchmarks of AIDA64 to measure the full 48-core performance of your configuration.

1) Do you have 2 or 4 processor sockets populated? 2) Do all processors have DDR3-1333 memory installed? So every processors use the same memory configuration? In case you have 4 processor sockets populated, and every processors use the same DDR3-1333 memory configuration, that would mean you've got 16 memory channels total, each running at DDR3-1333 speed, which would mean a total memory bandwidth of 166.6 GBytes/sec. Hence the results could well be accurate The confusion may come from the fact that AIDA64 (the main application itself) only supports up to 32 processor threads, so it cannot show you all processors on the Cache & Memory Benchmark Panel. However, the multi-threaded memory benchmarks support up to 64 processor threads, so it can utilize all 48 processing threads you've got in your system (if you have all 4 processor sockets populated, each with a 12-core Magny-Cours CPU). Regards, Fiery