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Wow what a layout 🤘 😍 As for second skipping, try to lower the SensorPanel update rate to 500 milliseconds or even 200 ms. If it doesn't help, then it means either the collection/measurement of sensor items takes too long, or rendering your exquisitely complex SensorPanel layout takes too long.

I finally completed a functional clock and date sensor gauge. For the hour gauge, I used the 'Time' gauge type (86399), which will show the hour hand moving. The process of creating hours hand using 5 sensors, 240 images for AM and 240 images for PM is too complex and difficult for me to explain. I used Excel spreadsheets to calculate the min/max values. Click the screenshot below and click the zoom icon to view the Excel spreadsheet image. To me, I'll use the 'Hour (1-12)' and 'Hour (0-23)' for digital time, for example, 12:00, 17:00, 13:00, etc. For the minute's hand, I used 61 images (_00.png to _60.png), from 12.00 to 12.00, and the min/max value is 0 and 60. For the seconds, I used 61 images (_00.png to _60.png), from 12.00 to 12.00, and the min/max value is 0 and 60. 20250630_174221.mp4 @Fiery The minutes and seconds sync very well with my OS time. However, for the second, some of them will skip a second, even using 'Simple Sensor Item'. For example, from 24s it jumps to 26s, skipping 25s. Please watch the above video. Is there any way to improve the seconds without skipping? It's ok if there's nothing that can be done about it. I'm quite satisfied with how the new time and date gauges work. AIDA64 is the best customization sensor panel. Thank you to you and your team for making this possible. Well done!🥰💖

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Hi AIDA Team, We all really LOVED the new colour picker dialogue which is an awesome feature addition to next generation of AIDA. I was thinking can we add something same for the Font picker too? Right now we have drop drop from where we need to use the font. Let the functionality remain the same. Here are a few suggestions that could enhance the Font Picker: Introduce sections such as "Recent Fonts" and "Favourite Fonts" with options to Add, Save, Rename, Delete, and Clear Display fonts using their initials (or small names/abbreviations in boxes, with customized names appearing on mouse hover Optionally, integrate these customized fonts into the Right Click Context Menu, similar to the one used in the Colour Picker - which is absolutely fantastic, by the way! @Fiery I completely understand that this could be a substantial and complex feature to implement. Still, I’d love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, or any feedback on the feasibility of this idea. Thank you so much for your continued efforts and brilliant innovations! Font Picker Enhancements Inspired by the New Colour Picker @COSTAJUNIOR @BHSY @JariKoi You all have been truly amazing with your support and feedback - thank you so much for that! 🙏 I’d really appreciate it if you could take a moment to check out this feature request and share your thoughts or suggestions as well. Your input would mean a lot!

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@Surjeet @BHSY @JariKoi @COSTAJUNIOR @rinaldop @Garageman Here's the next update with the following new sensor items implemented hour (1-12) hour (0-23) minute second https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta

I hope it turned out well, first of all I had the courage and the nerve to edit it and make it the size of my monitor. And yes, I used a theme from *Mezbá* as a base. 1366x768_Custon.rar

Hi, I was issued a partial refund for the difference. This problem is now resolved. Thank you!

I like this idea too. With this feature, I can easily select or add my most frequently used fonts without browsing through the drop-down list or keying in the first few characters to find the font names.

Thank you for your compliment.🙏 I lower the SensorPanel update rate to 500 ms or 200 ms, and it helps. Thank you so much🙏. Now, everything looks perfect.👌😊.

Yes, we missed to implement that. It will be done in the next beta update.

Thanks. I got it.🙏 I try playing with the states, and it depends on where I start. Either I start at 12:00 or 1:00. For the hours, I might use the old time gauges that use 4 sensors and 180 images. Almost accurate. Tomorrow, I will try testing using more images on the new hours gauge type. hours (1-12): states 0-11 (12 images) - starts from 1.00 - 12.00 hours (0-23): states 0-23 (48 images) - starts from 12.00 and ends at 11.00. 24 images (day) + 24 images (night) The best part is I can now show seconds Hands on my clock, and it moves the same as the Windows 11 clock seconds.💪And I only need 1 sensor for minutes. Awesome! 😃 minutes: states 0-60 (61 images) - start from 12.00 to 12.00 second: states 0-60 (61 images) - start from 12.00 to 12.00 Thank you!

Here's the fix for the space character issue: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it :)

I support this and if we can have separate font style, color & size for these units will be cherry on the cake. Lets say I have RPM displayed at 25 Font with GeForce Font in Blue Color then I may have an option to display "RPM" unit font to be smaller or any font, lets say Calbiri 10 Red I wish if this can be accomplished and accommodated! Why I am saying this: You take any example from great creators here and they use Sensor value to be shown without unit and then they use text with different font , different size and colour to display the unit. Its an additional step we all follow! What you all suggest and think?

When I import and export my old sensor panel skin that contains many states and sensors using the latest AIDA64 Beta version, the saving time is normal (fast). In the older version, the time to save my file is around 1 min 30s. I'm not sure if it has something to do with my newly upgraded memory RAM. I'm using 64GB CL30 6000 MHz. My older RAM is 32GB CL 40, so that it's a big difference in response time. Also, if you're still worried about saving time, I advise you to use a smaller image size. For example, save all 100 images using only the clock hand and the base as part of the background image. See screenshot below.

I fully support these suggestions. Being able to format values with leading zeros, like in Excel, would make sensor readings much more consistent — especially in fixed-layout designs. It would be great if this option worked across various sensors such as usage, clock, power, temperature, time, network, memory, and others. Ideally, this should be configurable directly within the Modify Item menu, without relying on manual adjustments in Hardware Monitoring. I also believe it’s essential to allow units like °C, %, RPM, W, V, etc. to be displayed directly on custom sensors — this would make the data clearer and more complete. These are simple improvements, but they would make a significant difference in the customization and visual quality of the skins. 👊😉

Hi @Fiery, Additional Request: I'm aware that this has been brought up a few times in the past, but is it still possible to have the option to add units like °C, %, RPM, V, W, etc., show on the custom sensor gauge reading? Thank you. @Surjeet @COSTAJUNIOR @JariKoi

I support this and will like the custom formatting like Excel if that's possible wherein we can control number of 0s in either direction! (Front or back) This should be an optional feature (if selected should override the original numbers) and the existing working should remain as it is. I hope it makes sense!

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After seeing the TUF-themed Sensor panel posted by @MSK and really liking it, I spent three days making an ROG version. Since I don’t know how to create gauge pointers, I used scales as a substitute.

@BHSY @JariKoi @COSTAJUNIOR Please check the first implementation of the new color picker dialog in the latest AIDA64 beta build: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta It's not yet finished, so it's not implemented all across the UI just yet. You can check it out by using right-click on the color patches instead of the usual left-click. It's only available in the SensorPanel item configuration dialog at this time. What's left from our planned set of features is the management of the set of custom colors. However, you may have more ideas on how to make the new panel more usable, more powerful for your purposes. So please let us know how you like it so far, what's missing, what do you see in other color picker dialogs that you'd like us to replicate in ours.

We've fixed the fan RPM issue in the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade.

Thank you for your feedback! Your dashboard looks spectacular!

AMAZING! Thanks for sharing this! So inspirational!

Panel 58_ 1920x515 / 58_ 1920x480 Panel 58_ 1920x515 _2 / 58_ 1920x480 _2 Panel 58_ 1920x515 / 58_ 1920x480 White

Would you mind sharing this please?

I was looking at the base panel and my schizophrenia suggested that the panel was looking back at me. To solve this, I made my own panel. Now it is DEFINITELY looking at me. Kiss my shiny metal butt!

hi, can you share the panel?

@Davajita @TheRealGD2X @timurtagiev @Maarten Knapen @Frk @janmikulik @Flow @HarryGiannou @hhcasey @therick04pp @VintageOffice @kart0nick @Krusty @Murrian We've just rolled out the first beta build of the next-generation AIDA64 that fixes -- among many other things -- several issues related to how AIDA64 handles multiple monitors:

This was so good it inspired me to get Aida64 and a display to mount in my case. The mounting is still a WIP and as I use Aida64 more I plan to monkey with replacing the static Enterprise D image with a graph that swaps out for different slide of some astrometrics display (probably tied to one of the CPU threads). I'll follow up with actual install pictures once I'm done mounting. 1000% ripping your build here to customize for what I needed, I hope you don't mind @rinaldop! LCARS_Gregg-1280x400.sensorpanel

BreadaPanel needed 'Archer-izing' >< archer.zip

Make sure to upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know if it helps.

If the bars are Aida64's own, you can change the color tone very easily. Open the sensorpanel manager and click on the object and "Modify". Under the tab "Bar" you see the the standard color values: green, yellow, orange, red. In your panel they are dark blue. Leftclick on the color green as example and a new popup window opens. Choose a different color and so on. Click "Ok" after you changed the colors and the bar should look different now. You can also play around with "3D effect", "Shadow" options, the "Height" and "Width" of the object. For the graphics: you could use a online graphic tool or download a free graphic software to change the colors and save them again as a ".png" file to keep the alpha transparency. Gimp and Paint.NET.

Evening all, Continuous viewer, first time poster. After scouring pages and looking at various cool panels for inspiration. I felt it was time to share my WIP. It's a simple LCARS panel showcasing system info. I've got some ideas for breaking down panels for each component and having shuffle through each page at 5 sec intervals.

1920x480, I really miss this dimension. Severly Separate.sensorpanel

hello my friend, great panel. Could you share it? thanks

480 * 320 LCD Screen.sclcd

here is the one i use

after about 2 days of setting everything to my liking, I present to you a 1280x400 sensor panel

Original credits to the creator of XYZCAM @Afkar. 1280x800 I added a bitcoin ticker and added more drive info. Also added water temps Will add download link and Bitcoin Ticker info once i get Permission from the original creator @Afkar

44-AIDA64 Sensor Panel Skin Backlight Color with dial clock gauge (Black/White) 1920x515 Black and White panel in one file. Sizer available in 1920x480 | 1920x515 | 480x1920 | 515x1920 | 720x2560 | 1100x3840 The backlight colour can be changed to any color from the sensor panel preferences > SensorPanl > background color. 44_1920x515.mp4 *Require AIDA64 version 7.99.7829 or higher. View all panels here.

⭕Hello everyone, taking advantage of my friends' ideas, I created another panel for AIDA, remembering that the credits are listed below, what I did was some specific changes to my taste... the original idea was maintained, thanks to the creators, Big hug🤗 1920x480 Panel Normal: Panel in LOAD: All Credits: @Lucas S. Bezerra @Miicker Thanks Guys 💜Stay Safe 2024-08-21-Seraph4.sensorpanel

AlienCar_1280x800.sensorpanel

Panel: Jep - white 515x1920 / 1920x515 / 1920x480 / 1480x320 / 320x1480 Panel: Jep - black 515x1920 / 1920x515 / 1920x480 / 1480x320 / 320x1480 I also made red, blue, purple, yellow, green, turquoise, white and brown color 515x1920 Panel Jep 1710x962, it's the same aspect ratio 2560x1440 (screen scaling 150%) Panel Jep 2560x1440 / 1440x2560 white Panel Jep 1200x1980 black Panel Jep 1080x1920 black / Jep 1080x1920 white Panel Jep 1200x1980 black ver.2 Panel Jep 1080x1920 black / white Together with the customer, we designed a panel suitable for him. I think it turned out very well.

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Ok so i've finaly finished the Digital Sensor panel and you can have it this file have 4 files one 800x600 one 800x480 one Font file you install in Windows fonts folder and the background file if you want to resize it to your own monitor Cheers Link updated on 15/04/2023 https://1fichier.com/?cd6j56qi3mmztp6eqe2r Updated now it looks more realistic just resize the background to fit your resolution and change it with the preview one