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  1. Same issue(s) - NIC#: I have 8 showing up in AIDA64 and 14 in Device Manager (Win)... the one that corresponds to my ethernet adapter (Realtek Gaming 2.5GbE RTL8125BG) is currently on NIC5 and once upon a time it was NIC6 - which made sense because the adapter is on PCI bus 6, but now.... It's silly that I have to go through the list and try each one until I find the one that shows activity that corresponds to what I see in Task Manager. This brings me to... -Values: they make no sense. If it is in fact KB/s (why?), then they're not matching at all with Task Manager. They seem to be roughly halved, e.g when the Task Manager graph peaks just over 32Mbps, the SensorPanel graph shows a spike around 1600(Kbps?) - Units: partly becuase the values were wrong, I wasn't even sure what the units were - in the "modify" window for graphs it doesn't tell you - you have to pretend its a simple sensor item to look that up... and then (as with everywhere else in AIDA) it isn't possible to scale the values to MB or GB (or MHz/GHz). I really can't understand why there's an option to change the Values' unit labels if the data is always the same. Sure sometimes my GPU clocks 210 MHz, but I'd rather see that as 0.21 Ghz. More on this below, at "C" My suggestions are: A.) add the same tab structure that already exists for Sensor Items to Graphs, to make the UI/UX more consistent, B.) Put proper scaling and unit control options in the "Values/Units" tab. It just isn't enough to be able to make the label say something is measured in "poops/min", I need to be able to do math on the input value to make the graph/chart/sensor item read out the way I want. I would suggest checkboxes for x10, x100, x1000, xCustom (with an input field that takes floats) so that they can be scaled as needed. C.) We also need a precision control, because another issue related to that scaling is that when my GPU is doing 2.235 GHz, I don't care if it's 2.2347 - rather it's more important that the readout doesn't overflow the space in the Sensor Panel that I've allocated. I want to be able to set the number of characters (because the insertion point of all items is only ever top left, so I can't align things to the right side of the display if they're going to grow or shrink the x dimension to fit however many numbers it wants to show).
  2. Has anyone tried this? I got it from the manual for a case (Jonsbo D31) that arrived today for a new build. I don't have all the parts yet and I haven't even bought a license so I can't really test it, but I was here looking for info about making custom SensorPanels and thought it might help. . Under different display (main screen) resolutions/scaling ratios, the icons and texts of the monitoring interface may be displayed in dislocation. Adjustment method: Open the AIDA64 installation directory, the default installation address is:" C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\ AIDA64 Extreme", Right-click the icon of the main program "aida64.exe", and select "Properties"-"Compatibility"-"Change settings for all users"-"Change high DPI settings"-check "Override high DPI scaling behavior" in the pop-up menu .scaling performed by:" - Select "System (Enhanced)" and step by step "Apply" the modified settings menu. Finally, right-click the AIDA64 program icon in the lower right corner of the desktop, select "Exit" and restart the program.
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