Fiery

That is due to an unfortunate bug of Windows 10 Mobile Preview builds. AIDA64 app does everything "by the book", and it works just fine under Windows Phone 8.1. We need Microsoft to fix it up. We do not have a plan to switch to attaching the report to emails either uncompressed or compressed. Regards, Fiery

One of our server test systems can push 62186 MPixel/s in the current PhotoWorxx benchmark. The system is based on two Xeon E5-2660 v3 "Haswell-EP" processors (20 CPU cores total), and use an 8-channel DDR4-1866 memory configuration.

I'm not saying it's a no go In fact, we've already implemented it as a quick & dirty solution to measure to actual resource impact of the image rotation. Yes, it's quite resource consuming, even on a quad-core CPU. It's not about memory, it's more about raw CPU processing power that is necessary to rotate an image. It takes cca. 10% more CPU load (on a quad-core Core i7 CPU) at each frame update to rotate the image by 90 degrees, compared to the regular operating mode of the Samsung SPF LCD module of AIDA64. It effectively means that when the update rate is configured at e.g. 500 milliseconds, one of the CPU cores is constantly working on rendering and rotating a frame. If you reckon that is still something you would want to check out, drop me a private message and I'll send you a test build of AIDA64 Extreme

When it comes to monochrome or greyscale graphical displays, the best picks for AIDA64 are basically AlphaCool, Crystalfontz CFA-835, Matrix Orbital GX, picoLCD 256x64 SideShow (which is out of stock right now) and SDC Megtron (no longer sold). http://www.alphacool.com/index.php/cat/c35_Display.html?language=en https://www.crystalfontz.com/search.php?q=CFA835&submit=Search http://www.matrixorbital.com/index.php?cPath=40 http://www.mini-box.com/picoLCD There's also ct-Mäusekino, Cwlinux, Trefon and Yoctopuce, but they've got a limited resolution that may not be suitable for your needs. Truth be told, neither the G15 has got a high resolution, but as soon as you can get a higher resolution and larger display, you'll see how much difference the resolution could make Then there's Matrix Orbital GLC/GLK/GLT series, but they've got a slow USB protocol, so they aren't really suitable for AIDA64. If you shop at Matrix Orbital, stick to GX, that is the best graphical display Matrix Orbital makes One thing that may worth considering though: if you want to use multiple pages on your LCD, and you don't want to use page auto-rotation, then you need a display with physical buttons. In that case Crystalfontz CFA-835 may be the way to go.

Do not use the Import button if you build a LCD layout from scratch. Use the New button, or double-click in the list of LCD items to add a new item to your layout. Such an item may be an image file, a sensor item, graph, gauge, etc. When you have some items in your list, you can double-click on them to modify an item, and use the buttons like Move Up and Move Down to re-arrange the LCD items.

Here's the LCD devices guide for AIDA64: http://download.aida64.com/resources/lcd/aida64_lcd_guide.pdf Please note that not all LCD/VFD displays have the same performance. For example, it is very fast to update a full frame on LCDInfo displays, but it's very slow (several seconds) to update a frame on the Odroid-Show display. So if you could tell me your actual requirements, I may be able to recommend you a set of suitable displays that you can pick your favorite from. Regards, Fiery

It was taken from Build.SERIAL, directly, there's no magic there at all. You can read more about that Android value at: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/Build.html#SERIAL It refers to it as hardware serial number, but as I've mentioned above, it's simply a value that the manufacturer of the device encoded there. It could refer to basically anything that the manufacturer chooses, or could even be a bogus value that is the same in every device.

Many users do not save the reports to file, but rather send them in email, or just browse through them. So I don't think a warning message about not saving the file would be appropriate there. Regards, Fiery

It may be possible, but it would require a SDK or API implemented in Steam, to make sure external (3rd party) monitoring applications like AIDA64 can connect to it and read out the FPS information. Do you know if anything like that is planned or maybe already implemented in Steam? We've tried to find out via web search, but haven't got any hits... Thanks, Fiery

Thank you, we will implement the requested feature in the next AIDA64 beta update. Regards, Fiery

AFAIK Windows 10 will not revamp the storage subsystem, so no, I don't think it would help.

We've done a few test runs with a 800P frame. Apparently the device itself do not support rotation on-the-fly in Mini-Monitor Mode, so the software has to rotate the image before submitting it via the USB connection. During our tests we could see a noticable increase in the CPU load of sam_controller.exe (Samsung Frame Manager) process when the image was rotated.

It shows the serial number that the device manufacturer (in your case: Samsung) has encoded in the Android profile of the device. Only Samsung knows what it may refer to It could be the actual device serial number, IMEI number, or even the MAC address of the WiFi or GSM adapter, etc. Regards, Fiery

AIDA64 mobile apps (on all 3 platforms) do not report Bluetooth device information at this time. Regards, Fiery

For a notebook that looks fine and normal.

It depends on what components do you want to measure the temperature of I would put them next to the hottest components, like video card, VRMs. Regards, Fiery

Thank you. The issue will be fixed in the next AIDA64 beta update due later today.

I'm afraid it's not possible to alter the unit of calculation for fans. Regards, Fiery

It should be correct, but it would be best if you could verify the reading in the BIOS Setup, on the H/W Monitor or PC Health Status page. Regards, Fiery

Thank you for the feedback

If 16 slots is enough for your configuration, then you can use the latest AIDA64 Extreme beta update to cover all your devices: http://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta Let me know if you need more slots.

Automatic update is enabled by default, but the default setting is to update only to stable releases. You can alter that setting in AIDA64 / main menu / Preferences / General. Please note that automatic update is only available in the trial version and in the licensed versions. Pirate license voids access to the automatic update feature.

That monitor seems to comply to the DisplayLink standard. DisplayLink monitors are handled by Windows and other operating systems as regular monitors, just as if they were connected via DSub, DVI, HDMI or DisplayPort connector. So you can use the SensorPanel and OSD Panel features of AIDA64 with it. Regards, Fiery

Thank you for the info. Are you using the latest AIDA64 Extreme beta release? http://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta

It cannot work, since the AIDA64 LCD/SensorPanel rendering engine doesn't support such tricks. Also, it would be difficult to edit the LCD layout if it is not shown with the right orientation Do you mean it supports Mini-Monitor native rotation via Frame Manager? If yes, then we'll have to take another look at the USB traffic, to see how it does it. It may rotate the image before submitting it through the USB port (that is the costly method), or the SPF firmware might just support rotation on-the-fly afterall...