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@rinaldop I've everything configured exactly the same as yours. What I've realized is that if I don't use the main monitor at the maximum resolution, the IPS panel where the AIDA64 Sensor Panel is located "moves" downwards and isn't locked with the option marked from the AIDA64... It only happens with resolutions lower than those of the main monitor. For example, on the Main I've 3440x1440 and on the IPS panel 1024x600. If I play a game or a Benchmark on the Main monitor at a resolution lower than 3440x1440, the screen on the IPS panel moves out of position as I mentioned. Is this solvable?

As it is. The user based on my design. I don't see anything wrong with that... But... After I asked that I share it, which I have NOT done because I made it for personal use and not for sale, I was surprised that I directly posted it for sale in a Facebook group inspired by my design. That is, if I had directly shared my panel, he would be selling my entire design without lifting a finger.

Honestly, I didn't get my design copied from anywhere, so I'm surprised that it's almost similar. Likewise, my background is animated without depending on third-party programs and I think the location of the sensors on my panel is much better than that design.

It took me three days to design this Sensor Panel and get it working. I used two Gauges from the guys here who published and modified them a little to make them smaller and added the °C symbol.

Hello. I used some of the Gauges in the group to create my Sensor Panel. It's still in the design and testing phase. No third-party program will be used to animate the background, everything will be working directly in AIDA64, since I've an IPS panel for said Sensor. I've a sample of how it looks:

Thanks for the reply @rinaldop The memory is Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) and the Motherboard is ASUS TUF Z790-PLUS WiFi D4

Hi @rinaldop I have a similar screen that is recognized as a monitor with HDMI output. I did all the steps you mentioned and left the Panel locked in the second monitor position. But when I play a game or a benchmark on the main monitor, the Sensor Panel on the little screen moves out of position... Is there any way to avoid this?.

Hi guys. I'm from Argentina and last week I acquired my first screen to show the AIDA64 information on it. The screen is basically as if it were a monitor with 1024x600 resolution. Output via HDMI and powered by 5v USB. The issue is that when I leave the SensorPanel locked on that screen, on the main screen I run Ungine Valley (2K Ultrawide Monitor) and it happens that the SensorPanel that was locked on the second screen moves around, making it impossible to observe the sensors. The same thing happens with games at high resolutions. Same problem, SensorPanel blocked on the second LCD screen and out of nowhere it moves to another screen. In Windows 11 I have the screens set to "Enlarge". 2K resolution for the Ultrawide as the main screen and 1024x600 resolution for the info screen. Is there any solution to this? On the other hand, the Corsair software detects the temperature of the RAM memories, but AIDA64 does not. Any solution to this too? Thanks in advance!.