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Although I have made some detailed panels that looked ok to me I have come to realize that because I'm using a 5" LCD as my panel monitor I can't see the sensors because everything is just way too small so I decided to use only what I think would be helpful to my situation this round. Thank you StealthDefender for helping me realize this I would also like to thank Stupe9968 for the killer gauge templates . My new panel (I'm still kinda messin with it) So I just finished my new long awaited rig, specs are as of the following: PC Name - Jedi Assassin Motherboard - Gigabyte GA Z370 Aorus Gaming 7 CPU - Intel i7-8700k @ 5.0 MHz, 1.350 V CPU Cooler - NZXT Kraken X52 RAM - G-Skill Trident Z RGB 16G (2x8) DDR4-3000 MHz 16-18-18-38 CR2 SSD - Samsung M.2 960 EVO 500 MB (Temp) Portable HDD - Seagate Expansion 2 TB GPU - Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 Aorus Extreme Gaming 6GB Main Monitor - Viotek GN34C 34" curved 3440 x 1440 100Hz + O.C. Sensor Panel Monitor - 5" LCD attached to case PSU - EVGA SuperNova 850 G2 Gold Case - Phantek Enthoo Pro 2x NZXT 5x USB hub Speakers - Logitech Z623 200watt 2.1 THX Certified LG Blu-Ray DVD/Burner FANS 5x 120mm Thermaltake Riing plus RGB 2x 120mm NZXT 2x 140mm Corsair High Volume Purple LED

Thank you for sharing your creation I copied your idea to create a similar panel for spf-87 if this a problem for you. I'm sorry and I delete this post spf-87h.splcd.axlcd

Hey, Would it possible to have a list like Task Manager does where the processes / applications that are using the CPU or network would come up. EDIT: On the LCD I mean. I ask for this as I find myself noting via AIDA64 on my LCD that the CPU might be at 20% and then I wonder what might be causing it so I open task manager to find out. It would be ideal if I could have a list like that on a different page on the LCD via AIDA64 so I could quickly check what was causing the spike. A similar idea for the network would be great like what's found in the "Processes with Network Activity" tab of the Resource Monitor. Many thanks.

Hi, I was wondering if it would be possible to make it so that the date format could be changed ? For now it is: 8.08.2018 It would be great if that could be changed for example to: 08.01.2018 or Monday 8 January 2018 or any combination of these. (user configurable) (And optional leading zero for clock hours too, because time jumps left and right with some fonts if hours change from one number to two.)

Please upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know how it works.

You're not forgotten at all We just need to get a similar configuration to yours, install WinXP on it, and check out what could have gone wrong. It takes a bit of time to get that done, especially the "get a similar hardware" issue.

I also have the aforementioned problem for about 6-7 months now. I am in contact with Gigabyte for the last 6 months, and they apparently do not forward anything to you about the problem. I just did a clean Windows 10 reinstall yesterday, just to be sure, and I can say that the problem persists for sure with all AGE versions from 1.0 (including the beta) to 1.31 (current version). The problem is not only with the LEDs control, but also with the Fan Stop (also fan start) function of the GPU. My GPU is Aorus 1080Ti eXtreme and my motherboard is Aorus X299 Gaming 9 (Gigabyte's current top models). When AIDA64 is working, no matter if it's from boot up or if it's manually started later, the user loses the ability to control the LEDs both on the GPU and on the motherboard. After AIDA64 gets started at least once after boot, the GPU loses control of its fans, if AGE is not started. I'll explain this in detail: 1. Windows starts, AIDA64 is not loaded automatically, AGE is not loaded automatically, result is - user can control LEDs on both GPU and MB with Gigabyte RGB Fusion software and Fan Stop of the GPU is working automatically as it should 2. Windows starts, AIDA64 is not loaded automatically, AGE is loaded, result is the same as 1. 3. Windows starts, AIDA64 is loaded automatically, AGE is also loaded, result is - no LEDs control, Fan Stop on the GPU is working as it should 4. continuing from 3. we stop AIDA64 manually, AGE is still running, result is - still no LEDs control, Fan Stop still working as it should 5. continuing from 3. we stop AGE, AIDA64 is still running, result is - no LEDs control through RGB Fusion, Fan Stop is not working as it should anymore (explanation in 5a and 5b) 5a. while Fan Stop is active I run anything to load the GPU to 100%, result is - GPU goes to 91 degrees Celsius and starts throttling, GPU fans do not start at all at any point of the test 5b. while Fan Stop is not active (fans are working because GPU temperature is over 55 degrees Celsius, because anything is currently using the GPU), I stop the software that's loading the GPU, GPU temperature drops below the Fan Stop limit of 55 degrees Celsius, however the fans do not stop ever, if I then run AGE, Fan Stop activates immediately, but still no LEDs control whatsoever neither on GPU or MB. I hope this info helps you fix your software.

nice gauge! Is better if color of indicator is red or orange... what kind of fonts are you using?

As long as Mad Catz offers a similar SDK for RAT9 that it has for Strike7, we can implement that feature in AIDA64. But I haven't seen any such SDK offered by Mad Catz...

Hello I have a problem with rams, they are indicated as on the screen in Aida64, while it will have to be A1, B1, C1, D1 and I have the temperature of the water plugged into the "Water In" port on the motherboard, but it indicates Temperature N°1 in Aida64 It is possible to rename in "Water" (the "In" and "Out" to put in Extended Labels) and it's "duplicate" with T-Sensor 1 Asus having made the effort to add these ports, as long as they are named correctly in Aida64 And for Water Flow, in bios it is indicated in l/m, in Aida64 it is indicated in RPM Possible to have in l/m (see in l/h) in Aida64 Thanks And merry christmas

I like the gauges ... panel is easy to see/read too

Your notebook features an Intel Sandy Bridge class iGPU that doesn't support OpenCL. AIDA64 GPU stress test and GPGPU benchmarks require a GPU that supports OpenCL.

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.

to get a signal for connection speed and signal strength you need to open the panel manager and click on the signal strength (both of them there are 2 one is a graph and one is a simple sensor item) then click modify find the signal strength tag in the list and click it so it resets to your wifi then hit ok. do this same thing for the connection speed as well. I actually have some fans that appear to spin but I'm still working out the bugs ... I will keep you informed and send you the files soon.

AIDA64 doesn't monitor mouse activity.

Ok cool I'll see what I can come up with for ya we can fine tune it later on ...

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Hello everyone ... I've been working on designing eye candy for the sensor panel backgrounds and came up with this idea for those of you who want to add a lil bling to your panel. Please tell me what you think ...The electrical sphere in this background moves, to see it in action click this link https://www.dropbox.com/s/4hs9b6nzw2bcg9h/2018-01-11_00-39-51.mp4?dl=0

If anyone would like to see a 30sec video of this panel in action use the link provided https://www.dropbox.com/s/6n0s52r430gc0kd/2017-12-28_22-25-36.mp4?dl=0

I think I'm getting the hang of this ... Here is a picture of my panel for my 800 x 480 LCD. Let me know what you think cus I made a few items. This is my second go at this and I'm waiting on some case fans right now so the side panel fan display is not hooked up yet below are samples of some medium gauges I made (for black background), if you like them email me for the files I don't mind sharing, I also make cool 800 x 480 backgrounds too 2 versions of a fan I'm working on right now.....

I would like to know how to turn on a second unique Sensor Panel. I figure it must be possible as @Fiery said in 2013... "We do have plans about multiple SensorPanels,"

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!

Some new gauges. LOAD and IDILE. If some like it, leave coment and i sent you on you email. I have for LCD and sensor panel in ( Large and medium sizes ) in png

This is a real layout GA-Z77X-UD5H. Panel size 1000x792 GA-Z77X-UD5H.2015-11-20.sensorpanel I have layered .psd file.

Thanks for the quick fix. All working fine now. Here is my custom panel. System Idle Example System Load Example Desktop Example If any one wants to use it you can download it from my blog - http://blog.psine.com/sensorpanel.html