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@Mice007 @JariKoi, I updated AIDA64 to version 8.40.8518 using the "Check for Updates" option in the program menu. However, the AIDA FPS sensor was still not working, even after restarting the system. I then manually downloaded the portable ZIP package, removed the old AIDA64 folder, and extracted the new version. After doing that, I was able to read the AIDA FPS sensor again. I tested it with both Tom Clancy's The Division 2 and Control: Resonance, and the AIDA FPS reading is now working correctly in both games. Thank you so much for the fix!🙏2 points
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Discover the Future of Time with “OrbiNex - C8”! Where innovative clockwork meets intelligent monitoring - a bold fusion of precision, style, and futuristic engineering! Size: 1920x480 Need a custom fit? Your panel, your way - tailored dimensions on request: 3840x1100 | 1280x800 | 1024x768 | 1920x720 | 1920x1080 & more! Precision which matters: Smart Alerts: Temperature & Load: CPU · GPU · RAM · VRAM Dynamic Utilization: RAM · VRAM: 100 States with moving numbers Reimagined Time: An innovative clock featuring separate circular displays for Hours, Minutes & Seconds! Every degree. Every cycle. Every second - engineered to perfection. Note: Requires AIDA64 v7.70.7500 or Beta v7.99.7829 or above. Please click here to send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel. Frontier of Precision - Where engineered design meets pure accuracy with zero compromise. Explore more on my webpage: Surjeet Skins Reading Data to Designing the Extraordinary!!1 point
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Hello @Mice007, I apologise for bringing this up again. I previously reported an issue with the AIDA FPS sensor in the "Issue with GPU Hotspot Sensor Import" thread. I probably should have created a separate report for this issue. Has a fix been identified yet? It appears that @JariKoi may be experiencing the same problem. While RTSS serves as a temporary workaround, we would prefer to continue using the AIDA FPS sensor directly without having to rely on additional applications. At the moment, I am still unable to obtain any FPS readings from Control Resonance, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and The Division 2 games using the AIDA FPS sensor. Thank you for taking the time to look into this.1 point
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Great, thanks for the feedback. Probably the DLL was stuck when you tried to update. Post in this topic if you experience any issues with this version.1 point
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Please update to latest beta version, we have implemented some changes and fixes of how AIDAFPS handles its sessions and different scenarios. Let me know what you experience with it.1 point
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STAY TUNED I’ve been working on a desktop hardware monitoring dashboard powered by AIDA64, and I’d like to share it with the community for free, for now. Two designs are currently ready: Timber and Japanese Industrial, both made for 1920×1080 displays. Each includes five pages—System, Board, Cooling, Memory and Storage—with live temperatures, hardware utilisation, fan speeds, memory usage, drive information and network download/upload rates. Features include: Animated fan icons and live graphs Editable sensor assignments, labels and layouts Manual or automatic page switching Fullscreen display and optional startup with Windows Settings import and export The panels run locally in your browser using a small background bridge. AIDA64 is required and isn’t included. Sensor availability depends on your hardware, so you may need to adjust the assignments for your PC. Free to use for now—feedback and screenshots of your setups are welcome! Preview of the existing Panels "Jpn. Industry" "Timber"1 point
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Hey, long time no see. I am not sure if it is "allowed" or "welcome", but I took a new approach and created a small Programm to extract AIDA64 Data and create a "new kind" of Sensor Panel.. If this is common and I have not seen it before, sorry. But here is what I did: I made a Fallout Pip-Boy Version of a Sensor Panel with 5 different pages to click through, or have it automatically cycled through. What do you think?1 point
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What a WILD time to be alive. My old 1280x800 random-brand tablet officially "died" (battery/charger issue), so it's been replaced by Samsung A7 Lite tablet I wasn't using. This "new" tablet has 1340x880 resolution, so I hid the Navigation Bar, and essentially centered the old panel I was using (which I found here in 2022). Massive shoutout to ChatGPT for helping me install Odospace Remote Panel (2015 APK) on this device (via ADB debugging / sideloading) AND for centering/customizing the old Odospace Remote Panel file. I've attached it here and will try to list a screenshot too. This one was too good to give up! Odospace Remote Panel 2026-10-03.oslcd1 point
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I am currently busy, but once I am free, I will upload the modified file for you. What are the processor, graphics card,RAM Speed and drive name? C . D The processor name is printed in the image; you need to change it.1 point
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That’s really cool. Is there a way to make the exact same skin, but in portrait orientation instead of landscape, at the same resolution?1 point
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Thank you! We've implemented sensor adjustments in the latest AIDA64 update of v8.40 available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xe1 point
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