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A showcase of my latest Sensor Panel, using SynQPanel to import AIDA64ās SensorPanel file and enhance it with animated visuals, featuring a fan that spins in sync with real-time speed and a rotating arc GIF.š Don't mind the background game music ā I forgot to turn off the audio before recording.4 points
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73 - IronFalconCore Available sizes: 1920x480 / 1920x515 / 2560x720 / 3840x1100 / 480x1920 / 515x1920 / 720x2560 / 1100x3840. For other widescreen sizes, please PM me or use the contact form on the website. https://youtu.be/D9bPYESKOdY Check out the latest sensor panel integrated with GIF images using SynQPanel: Visit BHSYSensorPanel for more info. and designs4 points
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Thatās completely fair, and I genuinely appreciate you taking the time to explain your perspective. Youāre right - from a userās point of view, rebuilding a complex layout from scratch is a real time investment, and not everyone has the hours (or patience) to do that again. I fully understand why, today, that makes sticking with InfoPanel the practical choice for you. On the UI similarity: yes, SynQPanel will feel familiar - and thatās intentional. The goal was zero learning friction for AIDA users, not to reinvent UI patterns just for the sake of looking different. Under the hood though, SynQPanel is being shaped around AIDA-only workflows, tighter control over gauges, labels, fonts, and long-term stability rather than broad multi-source support. Youāre also absolutely right that layout import from other panel systems would lower the barrier to entry. Itās a valid request, and itās on my radar - but I also want to be transparent: SynQPanel currently has a very small user base, and development is focused first on getting the AIDA experience rock-solid before expanding migration tooling. Right now my aim is to stabilize this application and it has lots known issues which we will definitely resolve together. That kind of feature only really becomes viable once thereās enough momentum and feedback to justify the complexity. If you decide to just keep an eye on things for now, thatās totally fine - I respect you, no pressure at all. But if at any point you do try SynQPanel, even casually, feedback from experienced users like you genuinely helps shape where it goes next. Early-stage projects live or die by that kind of input. I really mean it, it wasnt easy to build something like this and I hope you understand and trust me! Thank you again for being honest, and for keeping the conversation constructive. Hopefully SynQPanel earns another look from you down the road. Cheers š»3 points
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Hey, thank you for checking out SynQPanel - really appreciate it! š At the moment, this forum is the primary place for discussion and support. There isnāt a Discord server yet. That said, feedback like yours helps shape what comes next, so a Discord is definitely something Iām considering once the user base grows a bit more and things stabilize. At the moment, SynQPanel is intentionally focused only on AIDA64 users. The goal is to keep SynQPanel lean, trimmed, stable, and deeply integrated with AIDA. We did not aim big at this point Because of that: There is no direct other Panel template import SynQPanel does not read other Panel / Libre / HWiNFO formats The supported import path is AIDA sensorpanel files (.sp2 / .spzip / etc.) only If your other Panel setup is based on an AIDA sensorpanel (which many are), you can import that AIDA panel into SynQPanel and continue working from there. Once imported, SynQPanel will map with your AIDA sensors using AIDA64 amazing Shared Memory concept, lets you adjust layout, gauges, labels, fonts, and other properties in a more flexible way. Thank you again for the interest and for taking the time to ask. Feedback from experienced panel users is incredibly valuable and directly influences where SynQPanel goes next ā¤ļø š (we need you as we are just starting this journey!!) š Cheers!3 points
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Hi, I'm new to all of this and this is my attempt. I wanted a Cyberpunk sensor panel and needed one to fit my 720 x 1920 internal screen but couldn't actually find anything so thought I'd give it a go. This is only version 1, I know I need to go back and straighten everything up. This borrows heavily from some of the other Cyberpunk panels on this forum so a massive thank you to the original creators. They were a huge inspiration.2 points
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After a lot of work, font replacements, what to display and now flipping it from Vertical to Horizontal. I'm done for a while. Created this to match the Walnut on my Antec Flux Pro. Now I'm just gonna enjoy watching it, until I get tired of it and create a new one. 1920x480 on a 8.8" inch display mounted inside the case.2 points
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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.spzip1 point
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Hello everyone, š We like to share a project we're working on with a lot of care and passion over the past months: SynQPanel. SynQPanel is a Windows desktop panel visualization application designed to present AIDA64 hardware telemetry in clean, compact, and highly customizable layouts - especially suited for secondary displays and dedicated monitoring screens. It will be available FREE OF COST!! This post is an early introduction and teaser ahead of a public release. We created this thread so that we can add the URL in the application UI and further, we will use it for discussions! What is SynQPanel? SynQPanel provides a visual layer on top of AIDA64 Shared Memory, allowing users to design information-dense dashboards composed of multiple visual elements. The focus is not on replacing AIDA64, but on presenting its data differently - with some different control over layout, density, and visual intent. The project is: Open-source Built with WPF (.NET ) Designed around clarity, precision, and long-term maintainability The purpose of the project is to act as an external visualization frontend for sensor data (for example, animated or stylized sensor panels). All rendering, UI, and animation logic are handled entirely within the external application; AIDA64 remains unchanged and is used solely as the data provider. To clarify the projectās scope: Uses only AIDA64ās documented shared memory interface Does not include or distribute any AIDA64 components Does not bypass licensing, UI limitations, or protections Clearly states non-affiliation: Does not use AIDA64 logos or branding Refers to AIDA64 only in a functional manner (e.g., āensure AIDA64 shared memory is enabledā) What does it do? Presents CPU, GPU, memory, and system metrics using text, gauges, bars, tables, and charts Supports static and animated visual elements (for subtle motion, indicators, and themed panels) Allows pixel-precise layout control for compact or high-density panels Supports profile-based configurations for different layouts and resolutions Includes a small set of built-in Extra add-ons for runtime and system context All telemetry is read via AIDA64 Shared Memory - a compatible AIDA64 installation is required/must. Design Philosophy SynQPanel is designed to be: Minimal - Its simple and helps to what you choose to display Precise - exact positioning and controlled visuals Intentional - visuals serve information, not the other way around The goal is to give users the tools to design their own panels, whether simple or highly detailed. Project Origin & Status SynQPanel is derived from an open-source codebase originally authored by Habib Rehman, and has since been independently developed, refactored, and extended under the GNU GPL. Current status: Beta Core functionality is stable UI, add-ons, and internal APIs may continue to evolve š Planned public release: šFirst week of January 2026 š We are Finalizing the Code, updating Free Licensing, Attributions, cutting things to make it as light as possible Open Source & Community Licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later Source code will be available on GitHub Feedback, ideas, and discussion are very welcome and will continue in this thread Once released, weāll share: GitHub repository link Screenshots / short animations Basic setup and usage guidance (Will need your help here too) Disclaimer AIDA64 is a registered trademark of FinalWire Ltd. SynQPanel is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FinalWire Ltd. Thank you all for reading š We will need your love, support to make this project good š We're excited and looking forward to sharing more details soon and hearing your thoughts. __ SynQPanel contributors1 point
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Thank you for the detailed follow-up - this is extremely helpful š Based on the logs you shared, I can now say with confidence whatās happening. I have sent you a direct message to keep you informed with more details! What Iām doing next Iām already working on improvements to make SynQPanel more defensive in this exact situation, including: Stronger validation before XML parsing Safer early-abort paths when corruption is detected Ensuring malformed shared-memory reads can never reach rendering code This will be part of an upcoming update. Thank you again for taking the time to report this and share logs. This kind of feedback is invaluable, especially while SynQPanel is still growing. š1 point
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What was happening just before the crash? The error occurred while the computer was idling; it happened twice. First at 4:31 am and a second time at 7:39 pm the same day (first log file will not upload, exceeds upload limit) Version of AIDA64, 8.20.8110 Beta Whether shared memory was enabled, yes SynQPanel-20260119_018.log1 point
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Thank you for reporting this, and Iām really glad to hear youāre enjoying SynQPanel ā¤ļø Iām sorry it failed on you - that kind of crash is frustrating, and I appreciate you taking the time to share the details. The exception youāre seeing (System.AccessViolationException) usually means the app tried to access memory that was no longer valid. In SynQPanelās case, this is almost always related to native interop, such as: AIDA64 shared memory access SkiaSharp / graphics rendering Sensor data becoming unavailable or changing unexpectedly while being read Itās not a .NET logic error and itās not something caused by normal usage. To help narrow this down, could you please let me know (or send via PM if you prefer): What was happening just before the crash? (e.g. opening a profile, switching panels, resizing, minimizing to tray, closing the app, etc.) Without that change: Is the app working properly? Was AIDA64 running at the time, and if so: Version of AIDA64 Whether shared memory was enabled When exactly error occurred (Installing, launching etc.)? If possible, please check this folder after the crash and let me know if a latest log exists: %LOCALAPPDATA%\SynQPanel\ i.e. C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Local\SynQPanel\logs Latest Log Files can be very helpful. Iām actively improving stability around shared memory access and rendering, and reports like this are extremely valuable - especially this early, while the user base is still small. Thanks again for your support and patience. Iāll do my best to get this fully understood and addressed.1 point
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We've implemented native NVMe support in the latest AIDA64 beta update available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta1 point
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We've implemented support for WeAct displays 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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We've ordered a device and we'll see if we can implement support for it.1 point
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thank you, you were right, the cpu fan wasn't checked1 point
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@Loyd @BHSY Hi Everyone! I am excited to announce š¤ that šSynQPanel v1.0.2 is now available.š This release focuses on stability fixes and improved gauge handling. Fixed - Font Bold/Italic not applying correctly - Close to Tray and Diagnostics settings not persisting after restart - UI showing internal .sp2 filename instead of the original .spzip name Improved - Additions - Gauge label, font family, size, bold and italic are now correctly imported from AIDA - Gauge label settings can now be fully adjusted inside SynQPanel š¢ Recommended update for all users. Thank you to the AIDA team and community for feedback and logs that helped refine this release. š The update is available on GitHub here: https://github.com/sursingh-hub/SynQPanel/releases/tag/v1.0.2 Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. š Thank you again for the support! š1 point
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Hello, Iām sharing with you my one and only creation, which took me several hours of work. Please do not use it for commercial purposes. I was inspired by Android 15, particularly the bubble-like design in the control/notification panel. Iām not entirely satisfied with the temperature and percentage bars. Maybe a version 2 will come out soon. I also lacked inspiration for the "Network Connection" section XD. . Font used: Tahoma . Editing software: GIMP . Resolution 515x1920 (for LCD Hyte y60) Thank you all for sharing! I hope youāll like it š (Sorry for the Google translationāmy English isnāt the best.) Bulle.xcf Bulle.sensorpanel1 point
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Now for something a little different. Again this is a Hyte Y60 515_1920 sensorpanel. I've gone for an old west vibe this time. Some gauges I borrowed from ExMachina's sensorpanel ExMachina2049. I am also including the .psd file for those who want to modify this sensorpanel. I used two different fonts, Tahoma and Wide Latin. I think both are Windows standard fonts. Old West_515x1920.zip1 point
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As promised a few days ago I am posting two Hyte Y60 friendly sensorpanels. You will need to mod them to fit your specific hardware setup, and you are free to aesthetically mod them to your content. Please do not sell them or variations of them. If for no other reason than there are possible copyright issues. I think that personal use is okay. I want to credit several people for their contributions that allowed me to make these panels. First ExMachina posted his sensor panel ExMachina2049 that I have based my versions on. Excellent work. Also Mice007 authored a rather unique gauge that I used in TWD_01-10-2023.sensorpanel. It was a gauge used in a sensor panel by Atreax called ben_setup_itREUMBRELLAS that helped make my sensor panel work. I also want to thank all others for their help in learning how to do these panels, even if they didn't know it at the time. The Walking Dead SensorPanel Homage: The Expanse SensorPanel Homage: 732038573_TWDSensorPanel.zip The Expanse Sensor Panel.zip1 point
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Black&Glass 480x1920 https://www.aida64skins.in/store/product/p_3029743 Black&Glass 480x1920.mp41 point
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Hello to all, I present you my panel "Alienware Centauris 2022" in 1920x480. All the fonts and program "Rainmeter" as well as its skin "Alien Circle_V2.1". NB: you have to install "Rainmeter" to have the animation. 1- Download link of the "Alien Circle_V2.1" skin. https://www.cjoint.com/c/LHFmd6luxsk PS- Don't pay attention to the indications of the panel because it was made for an older computer. Hope you like it. 236792509_AlienwareCentauris2022.mp41 point
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A customer wanted to have the MSI (black/white) panel as a basis, but a rather unusual resolution of 600x515px and two different color variants.1 point
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Original work credit goes to @Maudima and then to the mod work that @Armadilho did. Thanks to you both for the great stuff you each did. Here's my version, 1280x800, had to resize and modify the back panels to fit display size and needs and added my own stuff to it. The red text is just to show what each of the graphs are, it isnt actually on the panel Windows 11 Themed Panel from Maudima.sensorpanel1 point
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My first sensor panel. It's themed to look like Y & X-Wing targetting computer. Credit to https://www.deviantart.com/its4cj for the original background image that I modified to fit graphs. I've kept it simple with only a few sensors showing. It's currently 600 x 1024 (Portrait) There are 2 fonts needed, Jabba The Font - Text STAR Wars Numbers - Numbers Jabba the Font Regular.ttf Star Wars Numbers.ttf Xwing HUD v1.3.sensorpanel1 point
