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  1. I've got my sensor panel created and I'm really happy with it. I've got the dials colored green, turning to yellow then red. What should I set my warning and maximum temperature values at? I've got CPU, GPU, Motherboard, PCI-E, VRAM and SSD's.
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  2. Looks good. You used the empty space and added some fitting sensors.
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  3. So I wonder what you guys think ?
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  4. 85-2560x720-Sprues Grid 1920x480 / 1920x515 / 2560x720 / 480x1920 / 515x1920 / 720x2560 The Sprues Grid is a PC monitoring dashboard that combines English and Japanese labeling to deliver a visually striking yet highly functional system overview. It organizes real‑time performance and thermal data into clear sensor categories. Get yours today! The background color can be changed to black or light grey in Preferences → SensorPanel. Visit BHSYSensorPanel for more info. and designs
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  5. New Skin RTX5080 ROG ASTRAL 1920x480 Edit - AIDA64 Sensor Panel Skin 1920x480 - Sci-Fi RGB GPU SensorPanel Skin Hardware Monitor - PC Stats Display (Digital Download).mp4 Edit - AIDA64 Sensor Panel Skin 1920x480 - Sci-Fi RGB GPU SensorPanel Skin Hardware Monitor - PC Stats Display (Digital Download).mp4
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  6. This "Half-Life 2" panel is in his shop available, where it can be purchased. The Half-Life 2 skin is from: Valve + Microsoft and created by Skinsfactory. Modifying the skin using AI and then offering it as one's own creation simply isn't allowed. I don't know if he's unaware of this or just ignoring it. I just wanted to point it out.
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  7. Tem o arquivo pra compartilhar?
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  8. Thanks again Loyd, that is an amazing compliment! Your mods look great!
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  9. Thanks, but I design for my own use and treat it as a hobby.
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  10. very cool. please share link
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  11. Thank you! It's a bit difficult to figure out the register layout, and it'd help tremendously if you could post a screenshot of the H/W Monitor (a.k.a. PC Health Status) page of the BIOS Setup where it shows all the thermal and voltage readings for your motherboard.
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  12. Hey hey hey! 😄 It’s a little too quiet in here… Come on, guys - let’s make some noise! 🔥📣 @Loyd Thank you so much for your continuous support. It truly means a lot! 🙏 I hope you’ve had a chance to test the Sensors Order in SynQ Manager and verify that it’s being saved in the same order as the sensors are added, including when any movement/changes are made up/down. @BHSY Thank you for all the testing, feedback, and amazing ideas that keep the ball rolling! 🚀 I really appreciate your support, guidance, and all the effort you’re putting in to keep this moving forward. @Surjeet No “thank you” for you haha! 😂 As you already know, you’ve been making everything possible behind the scenes since Day One. LOL! 🙌 @Everyone - Now I want to hear from all of you! 👀 What would you like to see next in SynQPanel? What new features, ideas, or possibilities should we explore? Let me kick things off with my first point: 1. Open up Add-ons! I’m going to work on making Add-ons open so anyone can build and add their own add-ons to SynQPanel. The possibilities are endless! 🔥 Thanks again, everyone, for the feedback and support. It genuinely helps us uncover real-world use cases, identify edge cases, and keep making the experience better for everyone. 🙏 Now… don’t be shy - let’s hear those ideas! 😄
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  13. In AIDA64 please press Ctrl+D --> Sensor Debug --> ISA Sensor Dump. Copy-paste the full results into this topic, or attach the results as a TXT file to your post. Thanks, Fiery
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  14. That is the difference. I do not have illustrator, I use paint when I must move the background around. I tried GIMP but it was too complicated, I still do not understand layers in paint. I cannot get it to do anything. I always wondered why some gauges would change and other not. Thanks for that. If one was to enter the element size wonder what would happen? say it is 400x400 if you put that in the resize what would happen. Guess I will try it out. I do not manually compute the ratio I use Excel. just plug in the values and there you go. Fun and games, love the AIDA64 skins and am looking forward to your next outstanding skin Loyd
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  15. your star trek panels for rslcd are beyond belief. I modded it to fit my 1080X1920 screen. there was so much to it. I try to keep the aspect ration the same so the round stuff stays that way so ST only filled the right half and I put OSD on the other half look great and worked
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  16. If you want to try a Star Trek panel again and want any advice just let me know.
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  17. Iám searching this Skin in 1920x1080 ... anyone ? thank you
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  18. Clean black/orange layout for an 8" 1280×800 screen (for my case : Jonsbo D41) Shows CPU/GPU temps, CPU core usage, clocks, RAM/VRAM, GPU power, pump and fan speeds. Font: Segoe UI / Segoe UI Light Fan/pump sensors may need to be reassigned depending on your setup. File attached 2026-08-15.spzip
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  19. after about 2 days of setting everything to my liking, I present to you a 1280x400 sensor panel
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  20. Hi, this is my Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Sensor Panel for 800x480 Display. I use an old Smartphone to show it under my Monitor with Spacedesk App. Bye S1m0N COD_SensorPanel_800x480.zip
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  21. This is my adaptation to 1920 x 1280 👽
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