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  1. Hopefully it was just timing, or my detail intrigued staff enough to take a second look. I could have sworn I looked for a preexisting thread before I made mine too...Still good to know I wasn't the only one, lol
  2. Hey this looks great! I have four and they're working good. RGB is reacting and all that. I think the "driver" makes it so the display doesn't actually change if there isn't a change. And I agree about one LCD page anyway. The update is indeed quite slow so it's probably best. You'd have to have an interval of like...minimum 30 seconds for it to be useful.
  3. I've taken a huge interest in Sasa Karanovic's VU meter system monitoring. There was at least one moderately popular video containing it. Problem is, nobody is buying and nobody is making plugins. Unfortunately, I'm not a developer and don't really have an interest in becoming one. Yeah, there's other ways, but needle dials are cool. I hate to make a request like this, but the engineer who created it told me to, and I haven't seen anything develop. So far, I've only found one plug in for Fan Control. How can we get this into AIDA64? My ideas for AIDA64 support include: RGB backlight support (temp thresholds, etc) Automatic dial background image generation and setting(to allow for when a dial page changes, the label on the dial changes) Multi-page support Software dial hiding (so one could hook another application into a specific dial) Would be neat to just install the "server" software and check a box in AIDA64 to use them like the many other things supported. It's just HTTP GET requests to a web server. This would allow dials to be used over the network as well. The hardest part is the price of the dials themselves. A starter kit (3 dials and a hub) is just under $200 USD shipped if you're interested.
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