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New SensorPanel designs just finished! Here are 4 new skins, each one in different screen sizes: 🚓 Cyber Police – police-themed monitoring unit with red/blue lights, white gauge modules and a central clock. Layouts: 1920x1080 · 1920x480 · 1024x600 · 600x1024 📡 Prime Signal – industrial pipes and steel frame with clean info modules for CPU, GPU, RAM, VRAM and storage. Layout: 1920x480 ☁️ Windows Lumina – bright blue and white retro-desktop style with sky background, gauges and network traffic. Layouts: 1920x1080 · 1920x480 · 600x1024 👽 Xeno Terminal – dark alien biomech design with green radar gauges for CPU and GPU. Layouts: 1920x480 · 600x1024 All panels show CPU / GPU temperature and load, RAM / VRAM and drive usage (plus clocks, voltages or network on most of them). 👉 Check out these and many other designs available on my website: AidaSkins2 points
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My final version now for Turing / Turzx 8.8" Screen (1920x480) Screenshot shows "normal" state: Screenshot show high temp warnings with colors: (its edited so the colors show up, warningtemps are actually higher of course) I wanted it to be very simple. You can get rid of the Volt in GPU section, or add something similar to the CPU section (MhZ for example). I will remove it, i just needed it for undervolting my GPU, its fine now, not needed anymore. If you have more than 1 SSD you could make the internet Speed in 1 single row and add another SSD in the free space. Have fun EDIT: I added for RAM / VRAM / SSD another graphic (yellow) for temp warnings. Please download again. Now its really final Sensor_neu.tulcd2 points
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I used paint.net. Please bear in mind that I don't know absolutely nothing about graphics editing so don't expect too much from attached file. I have used paint.net like third time in my life bg.pdn2 points
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Hello @Fiery, I’ve run into a problem with the GPU Hotspot sensor. Yesterday I noticed it reports the same temperature as GPU Temp. I set it up as a simple sensor item and a custom gauge, but after saving, and re‑importing, it always reverts to GPU Temp. I also tried setting it up as a sensor item; the result was the same. For reference, I’m currently using AIDA64 version 8.40.8510 Beta with an Asus TUF RTX 5070 Ti Gaming 16GB running the latest NVIDIA driver 617.42. The same result occurs on version 8.40.8505 Beta as well. Please refer to the attached screenshots. Best regards, Bryan (BHSY)1 point
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I also noticed yesterday while gaming that the AIDA FPS sensor shows 0.1 point
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Hello @Fiery, I’ve run into another issue. The AIDA64 FPS sensor isn’t working either, so I’m stuck reverting to RTSS. Please look into the GPU Hotspot and AIDA64 sensor. Thank you.1 point
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I’m having exactly the same problem with this version of AIDA64 8.35.8400 with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090FE.1 point
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We’re getting close to releasing a major new version of AIDA64 for iOS, rebuilt with a modern interface and plenty of improvements under the hood. Before we roll it out publicly, we’d like to invite a small group of users to help us with final beta testing on different iPhone and iPad models. If you’re interested in trying the new version early, you can join the beta through TestFlight here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/AEewdNhR We’d especially appreciate feedback on hardware detection, displayed information, compatibility, and the new interface. If you run into any issues, feel free to post them in this topic. Thanks for helping us make the new release as solid as possible! 🙂1 point
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We've implemented support for Corsair HXi Shift Series PSUs in the latest AIDA64 beta update available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta Let us know how it works.1 point
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Thank you, we've fixed the issue in the latest AIDA64 beta update available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta1 point
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Here is a fairly simple 1280x720 format. I grabbed the template from another download here, and I went back through to try to find out so I could credit it, but I couldn't find the original post. So whomever provided the background and some of the text templates, I apologize, and thank you! The gauge in the bottom middle is the per-pin readout from the Thermal Grizzly Wireview Pro II. sensorpanel.spzip1 point
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Love this one, dude!! Probably one of the best integration between content and background I've seen around here. Probably I would put the FPS out of the graph in some way, that's the only thing I don't like too much. Congrats anyway!1 point
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I am digging these long panel themes too so I am thinking on grabbing one of those long LCDs to attach under one my monitors besides the tablet already in my PC. I do not place the LCD inside my PC because I do not like the limited contrast which stands out in a bad way from the deep blacks contrast theme of my PC BUT under my other monitors which are IPS, I can see liking those a lot. Thanks all for sharing those! PS (in the end I will need to decide which to keep, inside the PC tablet setup or outside PC long LCD ...0 points
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