axle2u

thanks for the positive comment....im still just learning aida64 and its limitations didnt even know how to write anything with my first post to describe it...it was a dump and go at end of night, eyes blurry kinda thing.....its still under lots of construction, making tweaks and things, when its finished i will upload my axlcd files for public share....right now have issues with detecting fan speeds, and hashing it out directly with tech support, once I get a fix or a work around, it be near completion.....as you can tell i have alien laptop and this is a custom build for it -my very first attempt too, i might add.....starting to look good

thank you, i will look into this i have already started on creating my own, almost done. But I like this advice as well, to hunt down what is alreay made, and repurpose parts of it, thats slick going to post my first screen 480x320, soon, just doing finishing touches, and researching fan speed my aida64 is trial, and it does not include fan sensors, I need a work around for that somehow, to incorporate cpu and gpu fan speeds on my alien laptop (has gaming card)....i find the whole thing very intriguing, a challange, and cool as shit...lol -terry

hello all, thanks for reading recently ive aquired an ax206 sensor display panel, -mostly out of curiousity ive managed to get it up and running without any instructions or links included in the purchase, purely by research on the web unit was sold as a plug and play, easy to use....(Bullsh*t) the only thing i got in box from amazon was display and usb cable, -no instructions and not plug and play now when I do a search here, 98% of everything I see, awesome great stuff, goregous displays by many, many talented people, IS WAY TOO BIG RESOLUTION for me so couple of quick questions to toss out there, 1) is there really only 4 pages of specific 480x320 axlcd files for share ?? and 2) i am not opposed to designing my own sensor panels, think I can do it, but what software do you recommend ?? thankyou all for your advice, good direction and time, for helping me find my path forward very much appreciated, -terry kanukistan, north of the 49th