G Erhard

Running into this same issue. Beta build is doing the same thing. System is an ASUS TUF Z690, running an Intel Core I7 12700F, 12 core ~2.1ghz, 32gb onboard. I have several USB devices connected (mostly MIDI gear) but all through a switchable USB hub that has all of them powered off. No external storage, media readers, or cameras. I have disconnected my USB game controller and headset. SensorPanel stopped working ~1 week ago, been trying to troubleshoot it since, and each time I start up AIDA64 Extreme and try to invoke it, program shows "Detecting Sensor Information..." indefinitely. Both SensorPanel and OSD are 'active' and cannot be disabled, neither one is displayed onscreen.

I've had good success with a ROADOM 7" touchscreen LCD, ordered thru Amazon. It's basically a display on a frame that is designed for Raspberry Pi builds. You should also be able to source displays like this through MicroCenter if you've one within reasonable distance (they do not ship parts to buyer addresses, only to their own stores.)

Here's one I did up for a new build, decided to resurrect the old "Transformers Action Figure" theme. You remember the packaging for the toys had a little "battle card" on the back, detailing the robot's main abilities and such? Meet "Calculus", a Cybertronian infiltration agent and data thief. She (?) masquerades as a high-end gaming PC, in order to get close to vulnerable systems. Background image was generated in Stable Diffusion. Typography elements done up in GIMP. (Decepticon logo courtesy of Hasbro.) Sensor Panel is a 600x1024 image to fit a ROADOM 7" Raspberry Pi monitor board mounted to the rear of the case in place of the original exhaust fan.