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✨ I’m still working on this skin and would really appreciate your thoughts. 🥹 Do you think there’s anything I should improve or change? Any feedback is welcome! 💬🤍

I’ve made a new 1920x480 SensorPanel skin inspired by the RTX 5080. What do you guys think? Is there anything you think I should improve or change? And is there anything else you’d like to see added to the design?

I second BHSY statement. Your programmers are outstanding. Now if they could only come up with a Linux verson!

@Loyd @Surjeet @POE We've implemented the requested feature in the latest AIDA64 beta build: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta Let me know how it works.

No, no, it’s okay! I thought I might have missed something and was looking in the wrong place. Thank you for clarifying 🙏 and for the example - it makes sense now. 🔥

I’m sorry if my earlier comments misled you. You can only adjust either the width or the height of the panel. For example, if I want to change the height of a 2560×720 panel to 1920×515, I would enter 71.52% in the Scale by… option, which produces a panel size of 1831×515. This way, instead of resizing by width, I can resize the panel by height.

WO WO WO!! 😲 What have you done, man?! 🔥 This new “Scale by” feature is AMAZING! The new “Scale by” feature is awesome! Finally, we can just enter the exact size we want instead of fighting with the dimensions. Seriously, THANK YOU to the whole team. What a great improvement! 🙏👏

@Fiery I’ve tested the latest, 8.35.8410 Beta, and the new 'Scale by' feature works wonderfully. The panel can be resized in one dimension at a time, either by length or by height, scaling up or down, and with a custom value I can set the percentage close to precision. Of course, both width and height will adjusted proportionally. I honestly didn’t expect this to be possible and had given up hope, so I’m truly grateful for the effort you and your team put into making it happen. 🥹 The 'Scale by' feature works wonderfully. Many thanks to you and your team for delivering such a valuable improvement. 🙏

Iám searching this Skin in 1920x1080 ... anyone ? thank you

very cool. please share link

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.

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! 😄

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

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

If you want to try a Star Trek panel again and want any advice just let me know.

Thank you so much Surjeet! You are one of the TOP creators here and for you to appreciate my work is also incredible praise! THANK YOU!

I really like the Fans will be sharing this pnel

Hi, Updated my config so updated my skin... here we go. 1280 x 800 2026-08-27.spzip

Hi. It's easy. Click on the image on the panel screen, open the Manager, find your image, and click change. Then, at the very top, there are settings for how and what you want to change. If the image is an Image, in the panel, you enter the new path to the new image (folder on the disk), and if necessary, enter the size, and that's it.

Just out of boredom, 2 panels with the earth motif and the last solar eclipse, the panels are 480x320 and 480x1920 for any editing but the most necessary data is Prześlij opinię zaćmienie słońca 480x1920.spzip ziemnia 480x320.tulcd

Hello. Here's a smaller 480x320 panel for those with smaller screens. Anyone can edit it and add the necessary parameters. układ Aorus neon 480x320.tulcd

AIDA64 SensorPanel Designs & Custom Orders Looking for a unique SensorPanel for your PC setup? Visit my Etsy shop to explore a growing collection of AIDA64 SensorPanel designs in different themes, colors and resolutions. Custom orders are welcome! I can: • Resize an existing design to match your screen resolution • Customize the sensors displayed on the panel • Adjust colors and selected elements to suit your setup • Create a custom layout based on your requirements Available resolutions include 1920×480, 1920×720, 480×1920, 3840×2400 and more. Please feel free to contact me via Etsy or private message with your screen resolution and the sensors you would like to display. Etsy Shop: https://ultrakraken.etsy.com Thank you for visiting and supporting my work!

Another sensor panel of my design – this time as an integrated circuit with neon backlighting and the Aorus logo. The photo shows an example of the design with the component sensors, and the downloadable file is blank, so you can use it as a template for your own ideas, so you can add whatever you need. układ neon.spzip 2.spzip

Step into the era of darkness with “Nox Nex - X8”! Size: 1920x480 Need a custom fit? Your panel, your way - tailored dimensions on request: 3840x1100 | 1280x800 | 1024x768 | 1920x720 | 1920x1080 & more! Precision > Perfected: Temperature Monitoring: CPU · GPU: 100 States Utilization Tracking: CPU · GPU · RAM · VRAM: 100 States Perfection > No compromise. 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. Awaken A New Age - Precision engineered for minds that dare to go beyond. Explore more on my webpage: Surjeet Skins The full experience - Reimagined. Reborn!

Ce SensorPanel est optimisé pour un affichage 1920×720 sur écran tactile Prechen 12,3". C'est uniquement de l'assemblage, merci pour le partage. Offrir un monitoring clair, stable et lisible, adapté aux écrans tactiles horizontaux, avec une mise en page équilibrée permettant une surveillance complète du PC en un seul coup d’œil. Pensé pour un setup haut de gamme, alliant esthétique soignée et monitoring précis La vente ou la monétisation est interdite. iLoveZIP_Create.zip

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

@COSTAJUNIOR The official Half-Life 2 skin for Windows Media Player was created by the design agency "The Skins Factory", commissioned by Valve and Microsoft. https://www.theskinsfactory.com/wmpdesign2 If I were you, I would remove the AI-generated content so you don't get into trouble. Strictly for personal use: As long as the finished AIDA64 sensor panel runs only on your own PC, you are permitted to mirror, upscale, modify, or have an AI expand the design. This falls under the legal provisions for private copies. Sale or monetization is prohibited. Even uploading the modified template for free to forums (e.g., the official AIDA64 forum) constitutes a copyright violation. AIDA64’s forum rules strictly prohibit the unauthorized copying and modification of others' work. AI-generated or AI-modified images do not create new, independent copyright protection. The rights to the underlying *Half-Life 2* style remain entirely with Valve.

1920 x 720 DeadPool SensorPanel 2.spzip

Version 2 Made a fair few changes based on feedback much better contrast with colours based on the Gauges. Moved some items around to make sure storage temp used and free are all in 1 section now, this has freed up a box... any ideas what to use for? i have enlarged the dieal for C drive temp vs the other which do people prefer? i have enlarged the dial for CPU and left GPU alone but i may end up changing. again not finished version so feedback is welcomed.

Hello, it’s me again. Yesterday, I uploaded my small sensor theme for AIDA64, but I wasn’t completely satisfied with it yet. So I made some further improvements. The current version is now 1.5. I will continue working on it, but I would also appreciate it if you could contribute with your own ideas and suggestions. Together, we can surely make it even better. You can already see that it is a bit cleaner and that some small details have been changed. The readability has also been improved by extending the bars. This theme is mainly designed for enthusiast hardware, especially for RTX 5090 owners who like to monitor their system values and keep an eye on their graphics card’s power connections to help prevent potential issues. I hope you enjoy using it. If you would like to change something or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to share them. I am very open to criticism and appreciate feedback if something does not look or work perfectly. For example, the RAM display is still not quite where I want it to be and could use some visual improvements. The power display also still looks a little empty and could be made more interesting, as it currently feels a bit plain. But we can continue improving it together. ROG Version 1.5.spzip

So after some tweaking, designing more tweaking scrapping and restarting more times than I wish to count i would like to share my very first panel... this is no where near finished maybe about 75-80% but i would really like some feedback? all the gauges are custom mostly using the generate gauge feature on aida64 website. i would like to share credit with @BHSY for providing some initial feedback regarding colours and fonts - and i used one of his older themes for inspiration for the layout of stuff. other than that the theme is designed by myself using gauges made for this theme. this has been designed for use on a hdmi screen 1024x600 be kind but be honest thanks everyone

Hello, I’ve spent hours working on a new sensor panel for AIDA64, custom-made for a resolution of 1920 x 462. As you can see, it features an ASUS ROG theme. I have integrated the ROG logo and arranged the system information for both CPU and GPU in a clear, organized way. This is particularly useful for RTX 5090 owners who want to keep a close eye on their power pins while running benchmarks to ensure everything is operating correctly. I have set the power limit to 10 as a safety measure. If you are using a lower-wattage power supply, I would recommend adjusting this value down to 8 or 9, as anything higher might be risky. These are the settings I currently use, but you are free to customize the labels to fit your specific setup. For the power supply section, I am still looking for ideas on how to make it look a bit more polished, as it currently feels a little too dark. If you have any suggestions, please let me know! Overall, I’m quite happy with how it turned out. The font size is as large as possible to keep it readable without the layout becoming too cramped, though it is quite compact by design. The layout is optimized for the Thermalright Trofeo Vision 9.16 display (1920x462). To ensure AIDA64 detects the screen correctly, you must use the latest beta version of the software, as this support was just added in the current beta and is not yet part of the final release. These displays are currently very affordable on Amazon (between €30 and €40), making them a great value, and I have found them to be very reliable in my testing. Note that this panel is also usable for other 1920 x 480 setups; you just need to adjust the background images yourself. It is only a matter of a few pixels, but it is definitely doable. I hope you enjoy using this panel! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. You are also welcome to tweak the layout yourself and post your own versions here. ROG VERSION 1920x462 .spzip

It looks good. I have no problem with you using my theme for the base, are you planning to do a vertical layout?

Azzurro 2026-07-09.sensorpanel

Nuovo Sensor Panel, rivisitato e modificato.

Here is an additional resolution, it's even in the Cobalt edition! 1024x600 Vader theme Aida64 1024x600 CE.spzip

You aren't forgotten, you’re just busy being the gold standard. A true designer never fades, they just set the standard higher. Your work didn’t get lost; it paved the way. Eagerly awaiting what you cook up next. 😀

I still have your Star Trek themed panels on one of my displays and a modified A-10 panel, the one below, on another one. Love them both keep up the great work

I have the hardest time trying to decide on a good design based on the 5 panels I did so far. So, I asked my wife which one she preferred. This is the one she picked. Not as busy as some others, but since my prime concern is really overheating something, this one does all I really need. If the logo at the top is unfamiliar this panel goes on a "Taichi Lite" based unit. trial 5.spzip

send the file, I'm also looking for something like that.

Thanks for sharing this.

UNDER WORKING VONHELLSING-GAUGES_V1.rar

work on new gauges

All sensor panels shared on this thread are now archived! Please read the original post for more information. I am not claiming the names on the files as panels created by these people, just who posted them, if you feel like your work is being misused or you don't want it shared, please let me know and I'll make another file! Contains approximately 500 Sensor panels! Most with the required fonts included in zip files, etc Mega Link: https://mega.nz/file/w9kCUTKa Decryption key: OtQpHJQ-KDI56yNk7V-kdVWs685PerOWKOIFpqjuC7c Thank you everyone for all the edits and your hard work, I saw so many awesome design while browsing the forums, everyone is just super talented. Enjoy! EDIT1: New WIP, organizing the HBars, VBars and Gauges to quickly find one with the size you're looking for, starting to look like something useful!

Ever since this was suggested, I started to work on it, but it's a gargantuan task and it takes a lot of time, I'm down to page 51 at the moment. Will keep going slowly, every poster is credited in the name file, only panels with an image attached are added, some weren't available anymore, I hope this helps newcomers when looking for assets to use! This is just to collect all the work shared, my intent is only to help and not to profit of anything, if anyone doesn't want their panel on this compilation you can let me now, I respectfully won't add it. Cheers! Contains all sensor panels shared on the forum until January 2021: https://mega.nz/file/g4lyia5K Unlock key: YROgQxGM0JiZ8sDytUGQ8yyfD2EOedfYMFmyVXSD4d8 Happy monitoring! EDIT: Now caught up to page 100! Will sort out an updated file soon EDIT2: Caught up to this post!!!

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!