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  1. 5 hours ago, Fiery said:

    Quite frankly, I don't know any IoT users personally, so I cannot gauge the generic approach or requirements of IoT users.  And because of that I cannot really allocate developer resources on a complicated project where we haven't yet seen a big demand for MQTT support.  You can however come up with your own library, publish it on GitHub or your own website, we can implement support for it in AIDA64 (as well as linking to your website), and it could drive more exposure to your page/website as well as satisfy those IoT users who're hungry for a MQTT sensor solution.

    If you don't know any IoT users does not means that you cannot target your software to those users too.
    Amazon offers Amazon IoT with built in MQTT servers, this means that there are billions of IoT users around the world, many of thems are waiting to buy AIDA: :D

    I don't know what is the language of your choice but you can explain someone how to write an MQTT message to an MQTT broker in 1 minutes and half using nodejs.

     

    there are a lot of libraries for .NET, Java and many other languages. So why it should be difficult?
    Do you want a lib to write an MQTT message on an MQTT broker? Simply google it in the preferred language you want and you will find plenty of those libs on github.

    Why implement my own lib? The only part we lack is the AIDA integrations with those libs :)

    You are the boss of your project, those are only my two cents :)

    PS: Thanks for the reply and for the good project, my money was well spent in your license.

     

  2. 4 hours ago, Fiery said:

    We try to avoid writing dynamic data periodically into files, since many computers these days are equipped with a SSD drive.  Wearing it down by writing a file constantly (like once or twice a second) is a bad idea.  You can however use any of the existing 3 methods that AIDA64 offers to export the sensor readings for post-processing by a library or another software.  Just check AIDA64 / main menu / File  / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / External Applications.  Out of the 3 options there we recommend going for Shared Memory, since it's the most efficient way.

    This was true in the ancient era of the first SSD, thanks to wear leveling now you can max out pretty all the MTF of the disk even writing only 1 byte per time.
    So, no, it's your choice, not a bad idea. :) 

    sorry, I haven't understood that you offer better alternatives, so nothing to add on this point.

  3. On 7/24/2019 at 4:45 PM, Fiery said:

    We've checked, and MQTT is quite a complicated protocol to implement from scratch.  If there's a considerable demand for such a feature, then I believe it would be best if someone came up with a library that picks up AIDA64 External Applications readings from Shared Memory, Windows Registry or WMI, and send the stuff over MQTT using its own libraries and implementation.

    @FieryI decided to write the app by my own, publishing MQTT messages in Java is really simple, there are pretty powerful lib to do that.

    Is there a way to say aida to publish sensors readings in a file? I don't want to log temp, I only want to see the current readings.

  4. Hi all, hi @Fiery
    all arduino fans uses MQTT servers to "send data over the house".

    MQTT servers like mosquito generally runs on raspberry devices (or even Amazon IOT) and let the users to get "home data" outside the home or 
    on the arduino devices widespread in the home.

    I have created some arduino displays that shows the info of my home devices.
    I would like to add the infos of my PC.

    Will Aida every support a "Publish over MQTT" fearure?

    It would be really really really cool for every Arduino users.

    IMG_20190720_122526_01.jpg

  5. 2 hours ago, Fiery said:

    The latest beta update (Build 4691) messed up the automatic update facility.  It will be fixed in the next AIDA64 beta.  You will need to manually update to the new beta in case it fails.

    congrats for your work fiery and thanks for the fast answer, as always!!!

  6. On 5/25/2018 at 1:36 AM, Forceflow said:

    Just chiming in here, I'm getting crashes with various monitoring tools (GPU-Z, Afterburner) as well, using the latest drivers.

    Something is definitely up with the latest set(s) of drivers, I've never had BSOD's using these tools in the last years.

    My report and follow-up over at the Nvidia boards. Also sent in minidumps, full memory dump and filled in driver feedback. Unfortunately, they say they can't repro.

    those drivers are becaming a crap.

  7. 6 hours ago, Rain said:

    Hey @sblantipodi, I just wanted to let you know that I was experiencing a somewhat similar issue. At first, I thought it was a bug with AIDA but then after talking to some people, I realized that it wasn't likely the case. I had bought a new Intel 545s M.2 SSD in the last two weeks and I had done a completely clean installation of Windows 10 Pro April Update on that. Ever since the April Update, I've been encountering errors (Mostly Kmode_Exception_Not_Handled, and one or two times Memory_Management for some reason). It was really bad... I was BSODing at stock settings (sometimes even before Windows loaded to the login screen, a couple of other times when I was loading into a game, or most frequently when I tried stress testing with AIDA). I tried everything I could think of or that I could find online by googling. For some reason, I was able to pass Intel Burn Test and OCCT CPU Test several times without a single BSOD, but no matter what I tried doing I would BSOD with AIDA (whether it be 15 minutes in or 49 minutes in). Luckily,  I still had my old Samsung 850 Evo SSD with my old Windows 10 Pro installation (Pre-April Update). I plugged it in and booted into Windows 10. As of this moment, I have had the stress test running for over 6 hours without a single BSOD.  Not sure if what I have been experiencing is somehow related to what you are, but if you have a spare hard drive and some time I recommend trying to do an installation pre-April Update Windows 10 and trying that out. Hope it helps!

    rain I appreciate your answer, thanks.

    unfortunantly windows minidump speaks clearly, the software that creates the problem is aida64.exe

    we are not talking about stress testing, we are talking about leaving a youtube video on pause for 15 minutes.
    this only happen if aida is opened.

    @Fiery

    any idea?

  8. 4 hours ago, Fiery said:

    Do you think it could be related to the Windows 10 major update of 1803?  Also, please let us know more about your hardware configuration. Motherboard model, CPU type, HDD(s) / SSD(s), video card(s)...

    Thanks,
    Fiery

    Hi Fiery,
    thanks for the prompt answer, as always.

    It could be a problem of the recent update, it's not a problem that bug me since a lot but I don't know when it started exactly.

    I have attached the report from Aida with all the specs of my rig.
    That report seems to show 4 GPUs, but I have only two.

    Report.htm

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