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1920 x 480 Font is Future Z which you can find on a number of previous panels. EDIT: See below for update Cheers👍

Ohio State 'Buckeyes' themed panel 800 x 1280 O State request.spzip Ohio-Collegiate.ttf

This is my last SensorPanel, used in combination with a MCPRUE Apollo SE v1 SFF case. It includes self-made 100 state gauges. 1280 x 400

Rejoice Star Trek lovers! The LCARS THEME GOD SCREEN returns this time in horizontal mode! Here is my forth panel for Star Trek fans. This is by far the most complex panel ever posted on this forum because it is actually SIX panels in one! Each panel is dedicated to a specific system, SYSTEM, CPU, GPU, MEM, and STORAGE. Each panel is accessed by using the function keys F1, F2, F3, F4, F6, F7 (F5 is saved for screen refresh) Unfortunately Aida64 does not support touch screen but if you overlay touch screen software with a transparent background and get it to provide function key use there are buttons on the bottom of the panels that can be made functional. You can also have the pages change automatically on a timed basis in the LCD Options section. Not only is this panel loaded all of the useful computer data you need but it is also loaded with a ton of graphics giving the user the full immersion effect of being on the bridge of the Enterprise, NCC-1701 To achieve the multi panel effect I had to rely on the .rslcd format which means it must be viewed in a browser. Simply active LCD support by going to AIDA64/main menu /File /Preferences/Hardware Monitoring/LCD, set the resolution to 1024x600, click the check box to Enable RemoteSensorLCD support, and set background color to black. Then display the browser in your screen. Alternately you can use this third party .rslcd viewing program and display it on your screen. That program here: https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13419-aida64-viewer-for-displaying-rslcd-sensor-panels/#comment-57603 The panel resolution is 1024x600. The font is LCARSGTJ3 and is included. I hope you like it! Be sure to like, comment, and be sure to smash that notification bell! (oops, wrong website The graphics in this panel made the file size over 8 MB so the file is on my cloud storage https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TR6pSXVflgtv0tkDfsF-WFcOK7alaw9n/view?usp=sharing

Echoes of humanity in every byte - "YoRHa Automata - N2"! Nier Automata Theme: A tribute to the symphony between man and machine! Size: 1920x480 Need a custom fit? We've got you covered! custom dimensions on request: 3840x1100 | 1280x800 | 1024x768 | 1920x720 | 1920x1080 & more! Even paradise fades. But data remembers: CPU & GPU Temperature: Precision through 50 thermal states, unfolding in real time CPU & GPU Utilization: Dynamic, real-time 50 fluid states that pulse with purpose RAM & VRAM Utilization: 100 vibrant states transitions, turning memory into art in motion Please click here to send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel. Step Into Tomorrow - where innovation, precision, and futuristic design meet emotion. Explore more on my webpage: Surjeet Skins Interlinked. Unbroken. Eternal.

I think I am finally happy with my result. I edited the hell out of this theme I feel its my own now haha. 1st image is default 2nd image is what I turned it into

Hello. Maybe someone will find it useful for a 3.5-inch screen. czarny z niebieskim.axlcd

My sensor resolution is 1280x800 I hope you like it 🙂 DIGI-Simple2.spzip

Introduction Sensor Panel Resizer is a simple Python-based tool that allows you to resize your AIDA64 Sensor Panel files (.spzip). It is useful if you want to adapt your existing sensor panel designs to different screen resolutions without recreating everything from scratch. Requirements Python 3.10+ (Download: Python.org ) Required libraries will be installed automatically when running the script. Usage Export your Sensor Panel from AIDA64 in .spzip format. Open the program (main.py). Load the exported file (.spzip). Enter your desired resolution in the fields: Target Width Target Height Save the resized file. Go back to AIDA64 and Import the saved .spzip file. That’s it! Your sensor panel will now fit the new screen resolution Sensor Panel resizer.zip

It is great/ some changes to fit the smaller size but It is all good. I did reduce your original to 550x1920 to fit one of my displays which I found out about half way thru was a 50% reduction. I even reduced the gifs. Looks just like its big brother only smaller. You are the man!!! Some great work there. thanks for the 1024X600.

Thank you so very much for making this. I will post a picture as soon as I can get it downloaded, installed, and running.

Redone-now working as it should. Vim-Abstra3.spzip

Minimalist Theme for 8.8" Turzx Display (480x1920) endor.tulcd

merhaba ; 515x1920 çözürlükte olanı var mı

Simple 1280x800 Simple.spzip

Bitte teilen sie dieses Panal

Small Update to my TRON panel. Added bars with color alerts for the 12VHPWR connector for the ASUS Astral. Lowered the max allowed watts and volts for testing to see how it would look in Pic #2.

1280 x 800. TURZX 8 inch. No AIDA 64. ATMBlack.rar EuropeExt.zip

Hello everyone! I'm excited to share my custom redesign of the Core Template. I really liked the original layout, but wanted something cleaner and better-looking. This one shows more info and even has space for a personal logo! I made it for my Jonsbo D41 Screen with a resolution of 1280x800. If you're using the same display, feel free to try it out! Here's the file: Vantic1.sensorpanel Feedback and suggestions are always welcome! P.S. Since I used Figma for the design, it would be really easy to share the project for anyone to customize and adjust for their own needs. Let me know.

Since I changed CPU and GPU, I took the opportunity to update mu sensor panel. Duo the 5090 Astral capability of monitor the wires for the 12V Connector, I added in the monitor so I can be aware for possible cable issues that could lead to melt issues

So FINALY the scaling issues have been fixed - the new zip file for 100% scaling - and also includes the original panel for those who are using a 4k main screens - so you dont have to mess arround with the 4k problems of Aida64 File Download: 1920x480 System Monitor - German // Retro 80s neon colors File for main screen: 100% scaling File for main screen: 175% scaling Teal: CPU Magenta: GPU Cyan: RAM Orange: Hard Drives Please let me know if everything is working correct now. Would be great if you send me a photo of this panel design in action on your system preview_micro_stresstest.mp4 1920x480_SystemMonitor-Retro80s-neon-colors_by-camo_III.zip

I had a 1920x400 (or 800) display connected a while back. But as with most things I've bought from AliExpress, the display up and died a few months later. I am now using an old phone with spacedesk. The issue I'm having is finding a sensor panel that fits the 2400x1080 resolution. If I drop down the resolution, I only get 1024x768 that utilizes a third of the screen and sits dead center on the phones display. I've tried scaling up to the max 175% but it appears to have no effect. I've tried searching for panels with the required resolution, but the search just returns SO many posts, many of them with no bearing on what I am actually search for. I've scrolled through dozens of pages with no luck. Does ANYONE know of a decent sensorpanel with a 2400x1080 resolution? I really don't want to have to create a completely new panel just for the display. Just adapting my current one from the old Ali display took me a few weeks. Or even how to successfully scale the panel? I've included a screenshot of my current panel. YES, the IP's show up, I just redacted them. I would prefer a free or very inexpensive panel. Gotta keep costs under control in my old age these days. 😉

New version (multi-page) and Fix Bugs. Ukrainian AX206 480x320 HUANANv13.axlcd

My take on a D41 (1280x800) Sensor Panel, inspired by https://moderno.freire.ca/nero/.

I hope you don't mind. I really liked your sensor panel, but needed it in a 1024x600 format to work with my G.Skill WigiDash. I used the 1920x1080 version as my baseline and I had to manually edit and touch up each of the elements to make it work with the smaller screen. I did make a few alterations to better suit my needs though. Such as I didn't really need to have the min/max icons and info for the CPU and GPU. So in the CPU section, I replaced those with individual skinny bars for each of the logical threads on my CPU. So on the top right, I kept the area graph for the overall CPU usage, but under the CPU temp, I have usage bars for all of the CPU cores/threads. And in the GPU section, I traded the min/max temp identifiers for a GPU Hotspot reading. I had a recent issue with my GPU where the package reading kept saying the GPU was operating at safe temps, but my GPU would constantly over rev at full pelt. It wasn't until I checked the Hotspot temp that I found the GPU had a Hotspot temperature delta of well over 40 degrees hotter than the package temp. For reference, the Hotspot should be less than half that delta. A massive difference that it never should've been, pushing the GPU to well over 100 degrees under full load. That information, had I known it earlier, would've prompted me to replace the thermal paste years ago, but due to my only knowing about the standard temp reading, I relied on that reading to assume that the card was operating normally even though my gut told me something was wrong. Even MSI when I called them about it, told me it was probably just a defective sensor. Turned out the opposite was true. The card knew exactly what was wrong. Afterburner just never showed that sensor's reading to me. Replacing the thermal paste fixed that issue and the card now runs the way you would expect it to. Thankfully due to my paranoia during the issue, as a precaution, I ran the GPU for years undervolted to keep the fans from over revving. That must've been just enough to keep the card from cooking itself to death until I could find the cause of the problem. As a result of that experience, I now consider the hotspot temp to be a critical piece of information. So I replaced your min/max values with that reading instead. I saw someone else asking for the 1024x600 version of your minimalist sensor panel, but for the life me, I can't find it again. So I thought I would post it here in case anyone else wanted it. I hope you don't mind. As mentioned, I originally needed this for my G.Skill WigiDash sensor panel. Before anyone asks, no I don't have two GPUs. My GPU simply has two separate fan controllers. Hence the two GPU fan readings. I'm going to upload two different files. One is the standard 1024x600 version of the sensor panel and you will be able to know which one it is by it having the .sensorpanel extension at the end of it's file name. The other file I'm going to upload is a version specifically for the G.Skill WigiDash and you will be able to know which one it is by it having the extension .gslcd at the end of it's file name. While yes, technically both files can be imported and will work for either the standard sensor panel function or Wigidash (LCD section of Aida64), the reason I've done two versions is due to a technical discrepancy between what G.Skill marketed the screen's resolution to be and what Aida64 detects the screen's resolution to be. G.Skill originally advertised the WigiDash to have a resolution of 1024x600, but in practice, Aida64 recognizes the screen as having a resolution of only 1016x592. A discrepancy that does affect the alignment of the sensor panel on the WigiDash screen. So the .gslcd WigiDash version of the file includes offsets to compensate for the resolution mismatch to fix the panel's alignment. So make sure to download the version that's appropriate to your use case. Standard version (Final revision): Blue_Minimalist_1024x600_Rework.sensorpanel WigiDash version (Final revision): Blue_Minimalist_1024x600_Rework.gslcd GeForce Font: geforce_light.otf Thanks again to VeilSide for creating this incredible sensor panel. It's exactly the style I was wanting and with a few tweaks, it has all the information I wanted. Simple, clean, informative, looks great while being organized and easy to read. And completely unbranded. I love it. Great job Veilside, and I hope you don't mind me sharing a modified version of it. EDIT: Found a couple text misalignments. Fixed them and updated the files in this post. Also posted the GeForce Font file. Forgot to include that in the original post. EDIT 1/16/24: Adding this as a recommendation. The GPU package and hotspot temp reading felt way out of proportion to the elements around them. They were just way too big. So I've rescaled and realigned them a little to make them look better within the overall panel. Because I know most people edit all of the hardware titles and certain other elements to conform to their personal rig's specifications, I thought it would be easier for everyone who wants it to simply edit the 4 elements themselves rather than downloading new files and having to re-edit all of their hardware stats. So for those who've already downloaded the above files, here's some screenshots highlighting the 4 elements changed and those who want to can update their panels themselves relatively quickly: Standard Version: WigiDash Version: Simply change those four elements text size to 36 instead of 42 and adjust the x,y coordinates to match those shown in the image. Oh, and I also indented the Package and Hot Spot titles in a little bit. Their new x,y coordinates are also visible in the images. Then export to your chosen file to permanently save it. For those of you who'd rather just download the updated files without having to update them yourselves, I've already updated the main files so new downloaders get the latest version. Sorry if this update caused any confusion. It was just bugging me, and my OCD made me fix it. This will probably be the last update I do for this panel unless I think of a major change I want to make. But if that happens, I'll just make a new post next time instead of updating this one again. Maybe a different color like red, green, or purple. I kinda think a yellow/orange/gold version of this panel might look really good. I'll consider it if I have time.

Introducing colour changing numbers in "The ColorBlend Metrics Panel"! Transform your system's vital statistics into a vibrant symphony of colour! Key Features: Size: 1920x480. Dynamic Sizes: Oh Yes! Choose from a range of sizes to fit your setup perfectly (upon request) – 1920x515, 1280x400, 1280x800, 1024x768, and more. Monitor with Precision: CPU and GPU Utilization: Explore 100 states of performance, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of your system's capabilities. CPU and GPU Temperature: Witness thermal dynamics in action with moving and color changing numbers – a unique and captivating way to track your temperatures! RAM and VRAM Utilization: Dive into 100 states of memory efficiency, ensuring you're always in control of your system's resources with amazing floating and colour changing numbers. Multi-Component Thermal Dynamics: Experience the awe of 100 states for RAM, MOBO, MOS, VRAM, NVME, SSD – each with mesmerizing floating and colour changing numbers for a truly unique view. Precision at Your Fingertips: Enjoy single-degree or percentage precision for crystal-clear readings, putting you in command of your system's performance. Real-Time Alerts: Stay ahead with instant color-coded alerts – Green, Amber, or Red lights – for CPU and GPU temperatures. For other components, the numbers will change their own colours, providing intuitive visual cues. Secure Your Copy Now! Send me a PM to grab your AIDA Sensor Panel and elevate your monitoring experience to new heights today! Explore Our Collection: Visit our page to discover more exclusive offerings that will transform your setup into a haven of precision and performance. Surjeet Skins Upgrade your setup and dive into the world of top-tier hardware monitoring with our Panels. Unleash the extraordinary and turn each data point into a masterpiece, fueling your journey to peak performance! New RED Colour:

Once again, original credits to both @philipfreire and @William Hunter. I really liked this clean design so updated for 1280x800 displays (Jonsbo D31) with a bunch of alignment touch-ups and a few updates to suit my needs. Orange-(NZXT-Customised-V3).sensorpanel

Version 3 - made the gauges color transition from green to red depending on temp 1280x800 GeForce.zip Minimal Green v3.sensorpanel

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Edited JariKoi's minimalistic panel to fit Jonsbo Case monitor (D31 / D41), all credits go to him, size is 1280x800, font included SensorPanel.zip

Here you go 2023-03-11.sensorpanel

Did you like the skins, get in touch. 1024x600

Made a modified version of this template: Made background solid black. Removed integrated labels from icons. Added simple logos in place of network traffic. Single SSD info space. orca red modified.zip ETA: did some more fine tuning and changed to the Ryzen font. Case is the Jonsbo D31 with removable 8" 1280x800 screen.

Hello! I will share my display. Inspired by THIS design. Made for resolution 1280x800 (10.1" tablet display). RedCircle.rar

Hello Community, this is my finished "Cyberpunk 2077" sensor panel. The working time was 3 full days to create the vector graphics (border bottom and top + frame borders and diagonal lines) and adjust the sensor panel and align all objects exactly. You can change the background image. There are several files here, completely without decorative design elements and with cyberpunk texts / elements and hardware logos. Theme: Cyberpunk 2077 Resolution: 1280x800px Font: install the included font Graphics: background, frame border and icons made by Exhumed License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ Cyberpunk_2077_by_Exhumed.rar

Hi! I'd like to share my compact taskbar-optimized variation of the SensorPanel. AIDA64_SensorPanel_v6.8.sensorpanel