Eze2kiel

100 Images Gauge Effect from my SensorPanel

I would like to make a gauge with 100 images instead of 15. Is this possible?. Any tutorial on this?.

Memory SensorPanel details

Finally my SensorPanel is finished!

@Fiery, Is there a possibility of adding this sensor in future versions?.

Thanks to your answer @rinaldop, I remembered what you had mentioned before in other thread and it's precisely the correct answer I was looking for. When uninstalling the previous version I forgot to modify that parameter. After doing so, everything came out aligned just as it should be. Thank you very much for mentioning it again. For @Halfcutt, you'e the typical user who thinks he knows everything and ends up answering anything instead of what the users ask. Go to another forum to get your "15 minutes of fame".

The idiot in any case is you. I never said that I have rescaled the monitor.

EDITED

What a DISASTER is the latest version of AIDA64. From 7.00.6700 I went to the latest 7.20.6802 and after importing my panel it leaves everything MISALIGNED! I align again with the previous location numbers and it leaves everything worse or not in the same place, not counting the size of the fonts! The strangest thing of all is that it is created with the same resolution without an increase in the screen. It can't be that they fix things all the time and destroy others!

AIDA64 Extreme 7.00.6700 EDIT: I just updated to the latest version and the chipset sensor still does not appear.

I have no idea if this would work. It will be a matter of trying it https://dualmonitortool.sourceforge.net/

Hello. On my ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WI-FI D4 Motherboard I cannot find the option from AIDA64 to monitor the Chipset (PCH). It only appears to monitor the "Motherboard", which I understand would not be the Chipset temperature. What do I need to activate in this case?

I also tried to contact him without success. I know absolutely nothing about programming, so I have no idea if any similar programs exist. It has nothing to do with whether the design is at the same resolution as the Panel size and the screen scaling is 100%. One thing has nothing to do with the other. If you have a 4K Monitor and you design an image in 1024x600, when you transfer it to another monitor with that resolution, the image will be seen in its original form.