If you search for "515x1920" at the top of the page you can find some
https://forums.aida64.com/search/?&q="515x1920"&type=forums_topic&page=1&quick=1&item=13296&search_and_or=or&sortby=relevancy
Here he said he did not change resolution . English is not his first language so that might cause confusion?
I don't know what the problem could be. I am running version 7.20.6802 with no issues but I changed the properties of the Aida64 executable to let the system handle scaling and no matter what scaling I use or what resolution I use all my panels look fine and all the panels that I have made for other users look fine.
One of the last posts in that thread said this
But everything is in Chinese so I have no idea if it would help.
If you have patience you might try looking at these, there are a lot of windows screen management tools.
https://www.bing.com/search?q=windows+screen+management+tools&qs=n&form=QBRE&sp=-1&lq=0&pq=windows+screen+management+tools&sc=11-31&sk=&cvid=A0FBEE34D85A44CEA12C338F975D4FFC&ghsh=0&ghacc=0&ghpl=
Thank you also for your kind words, every day I try to be helpful and improve this site. There are 2 things I want to say.
I have to say the warning that I got for "advertising" hurt my feelings a little bit because the panels I post were always FREE. I just reminded people that I can change the size of the panel and changing sizes is also a lot of work and only that part has a fee. It seems an advertisement in a signature in a post with no panel is worse but oh well.
I read the rules at the top of the page again and the first line says
It looks like putting up a screenshot with no panel IS allowed as long as you do not advertise with it.
Thank you!
When making custom gauges this new feature helps a lot, take a look.
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13307-change-in-the-entry-of-the-states/
Oh, it is tedious - very tedious! Most people just use the 16 images per gauge so the image changes every 6 degrees for temperature (100/16)
Some people like Surjeet, the other user that replied, always use 100 image multiple gauges for 1 degree accuracy and they can be incredibly beautiful!
I can see why people want all panels to be free. I have bought several panels even though I am skilled enough to make panels myself. The work put into the panels I bought, often with many 100 image accurate gauges, is amazing and takes many hours. In my opinion well worth the small fee of $10-$15 US that I paid.