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Are you using Aida64 or iCUE with it? Aida64 can get voltage data and you can get FPS with RTTS and Aida64 like this

At first you said 1024x600 (which is the number one resolution in the poll) and then switched to 1280x400 which is not requested much. I have to say I thought that there would be more requests for different resolutions but it looks like there is no other interest in a size change. This forum is so dead that it does not even have the usual requests from newbies with 1 post saying "can this be done in my size?" Since you are the only person to express interest in a size change I will do it in whatever size you like but maybe doing a more popular size will get more interest? Also, this will be a bigger change than I thought so if you have any ideas for changes or for additional sensors let me know.

Google Drive, I added it to the post. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14ARHfDBjN5_G6fuDKRRlYKuCWbCdoAhS/view?usp=sharing

Try posting this in the Bug report section or send a bug report to the devs.

Post this in the Bug reports section for a faster reply or create a bug report to the devs.

I believe he wants multiple pages for SensorPanel which I know will not happen.

Each panel is a separate file that gets combined into one in the rslcd format so I could upload each panel separately but to get the multipanel effect and the animated gifs the rslcd format is required. What would you like?

Awesome! How do you like it? My computer is 100% Corsair including the case and it still frustrates me that Aida64 can not detect Corsair parts like my fans.

Thanks for compliments! What size should I make it? According to the SensorPpanel poll these are the top three resolutions. 1024 x 600 14.97% (97 votes) 1920x480(Other) 13.43% (87 votes) 1920 x 1080 9.88% (64 votes) I will host the file on another site in case people are worried, thanks for the information.

Nice! Let me show you mine.

Thanks buddy! I was hoping that you saw it since I made it for you

Here is my third 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 1100x3840, 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 This panel was created specifically for the Hyte Y70 touch panel as was requested. If this post gets enough likes and enough replies requesting the more traditional horizontal version I will convert it. The panel resolution is 1100x3840. The font is LCARSGTJ3 and is included. I hope you like it! The graphics in this panel made the file size over 65 MB so the file is on my cloud storage https://icedrive.net/s/NtP7ahXy3GYDxA7fT4wNTQhzDPPg https://drive.google.com/file/d/14ARHfDBjN5_G6fuDKRRlYKuCWbCdoAhS/view?usp=sharing

I took up your challenge and crushed it! Behold an Aida64 Forums first, the LCARS THEME GOD SCREEN! Now for some boring stuff. The series of posts that were posted a few days ago have me worried about uploading this panel. All of the discussion of stolen assets and copyright infringements have me worried that people will object to this panel. Let me explain how this panel is made. I am an engineer not a graphic artist. My panels are more focused on pushing Aida64 to the limits of what panels can do. I did NOT create the animated gifs in the panels and I take no credit for them. I did a Google search for Star Trek themes and I looked at thousands of images and downloaded dozens of them. The images came from multiple free wallpaper sites. Finding out who were the original creators would be a huge task. I then took the dozens of images that I downloaded and cut them up, resized, reshaped, and even drew them to fit my vision for the panel. Since I am still a beginner with imaging software it took me an unholy number of hours to get everything exactly how I wanted it. The entire project took weeks of planning and several days of construction. The amusing thing is that none of us that use and create these images have any rights to do so. All the copyrights belong to whomever owns the Star Trek license (presumably Paramount) If the moderators have a problem with my panel I will remove it and just enjoy it myself Now, the panel is on the next post.

Nice to see you back!

Maybe I am crazy but my feelings are hurt that none of my panels are on there LOL

Do you know that Corsair has a new small display? This ridiculously over priced display. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/monitors/cc-9011306-ww/xeneon-edge-14-5-lcd-touchscreen-cc-9011306-ww?srsltid=AfmBOorAimDvZmZToVt1o5A_ZtkvGHvWur563hKW7acK1i3upOcyDpfD

Sure, go ahead and make some. Maybe I will buy a used Nexus cheap

I guess you mean supported as a display because Aida64 still cannot see all of my Corsair hardware. I do not own a Nexus but I would still be interested on what you make.

Hm, I just noticed that the way to do this was posted by another great creator in this thread a few posts above your question. I don't know how you missed it.

You posted this on October 3 and your last login was October 3 but I will take the time to describe the process in case you return or for others that made read this thread. You must make a blank .png file that is the size and shape (circle or square) of the place you want the counter centered and save it. Then open Aida64 and create a new gauge using custom frames using that blank image file you made, and have that gauge monitor what you like and have the gauge show value. The value will be centered in there. This is for any information you want to centralize.

Very cute!

Very easy. Two ways: 1. Find the item in the sensorpanel manager and click duplicate 2. Find the item in the panel and right click, select copy, then paste. If you use copy then load another panel you can post it there.

Well, you are going to love me for this because here it is from the original person. https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/477/#findComment-58540

If he will not do it you can try yourself. It used to be very time consuming to change the size of a panel because you had to manually resize everything by hand but now the latest version of Aida64 has a function built in that will automatically resize gauges so changing the size of a panel is much easier If you need help just ask

It looks like you and at least one other person is interested in this and it will also be an opportunity to show off my skills so I will do it. Give me 2 weeks since I am going on vacation. Just be aware that in order to do this I cannot use the standard sensor panel format. I have to use the LCD panel format with means Aida64 displays the panel in a web browser or you need to download a program from here that was created by a user to display these type of panels normally. In addition I cannot use fancy custom gauges because that format does not support them. The regular sensor panel format does not support multiple pages and the developers of Aida64 have said that it never will. Let me know if you are still interested.