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  1. I don't think it's possible to make fonts opaque in Windows. What we may be able to achieve is apply opacity on gauge state images and static images -- but you can achieve that effect already by using transparency information encoded in the PNG files, so you don't actually need us to make it happen.
  2. @COSTAJUNIOR @BHSY @JariKoi Thank you guys for all your feedback. We'll jump to work
  3. Why do you want the same basic colors as MS Paint? I'm genuinely curious, since I don't find them attractive or useful at all. Truth be told, I'm not a graphics expert in any way shape or form.
  4. Please let us know what exact temperature sensors are missing and what are they related to. When it's a SSD, please describe to what controller are they connected to (SATA, RAID or NVMe) and whether the drives are part of a RAID array.
  5. @rinaldop @JariKoi @BHSY @COSTAJUNIOR @Garageman It's a huge can of worms to be honest. Everyone seems to have a different idea on how would they like to see the date, time and portions of it (e.g. day of the month, day of the week, week of the year, hours, minutes, seconds, various formatting of month index or month name, etc) formatted on the SensorPanel. We're a bit vary of starting to go down that path, since it very quickly could escalate into a 100+ new sensor items just about the date and time... Don't take this as a hard no, but we definitely would need to narrow this down to a manageable set of new sensor items that would cater to most of your needs.
  6. Thank you for your kind words.
  7. Opacity/Transparency: Where would you apply that? Please clarify Date in the custom gauge: It's a huge can of worms to be honest. Everyone seems to have a different idea on how would they like to see the date, time and portions of it (e.g. day of the month, day of the week, week of the year, hours, minutes, seconds, various formatting of month index or month name, etc) formatted on the SensorPanel. We're a bit vary of starting to go down that path, since it very quickly could escalate into a 100+ new sensor items just about the date and time... Don't take this as a hard no, and I will also chime in into your topic.
  8. There's been a huge DDoS attack (not against our servers though) on the internet around the time yesterday when you've tried to update.
  9. Thank you! Please let me ask a few specifics about your ideas -- which are very much aligned with how we imagine the next steps for this feature. These are of course such matters where everyone else could chime in as well @BHSY @JariKoi @Surjeet @Lord 1) Is it okay to have a single palette, just how it is managed by e.g. MS Paint? So only a single set of Custom Colors. We of course would add a Save and Load button to let you export/import the palette. 1/b) ... or you'd like to have multiple palettes shown on the GUI, and you could switch between them via a tabcontrol visual element for example? 2) How many custom colors would you like to have on the custom palette? MS Paint (of Win11 24H2) for instance has 24 entries there, is it enough, is it too many, too few? 3) When it comes to exporting the custom colors, is there an industry standard palette file format that we should use or should we define our own file format? 4) When you add the current color to the custom colors palette, would you like to have the ability to name the color? 5) Would you like to have a special right-click context menu added to the color patches (in e.g. the SensorPanel item configuration dialog) to show a popup menu of the custom colors? That way you could save a few clicks when you would use the new color picker dialog just to pick a custom color from your existing set. I hope you understand my concept. If not, let me know, and I'll make a mockup to show you how would it look like. 6) As for recent color history, how many colors would you like to see there? 7) What do you think about the current size of the basic color patches on the color picker dialog? They're currently 16x16 pixel squares. Are they properly sized or should they be a bit larger? For example MS Paint (of Win11 24H2) uses 20 pixel diameter circles.
  10. @BHSY @JariKoi @COSTAJUNIOR Please check the first implementation of the new color picker dialog in the latest AIDA64 beta build: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta It's not yet finished, so it's not implemented all across the UI just yet. You can check it out by using right-click on the color patches instead of the usual left-click. It's only available in the SensorPanel item configuration dialog at this time. What's left from our planned set of features is the management of the set of custom colors. However, you may have more ideas on how to make the new panel more usable, more powerful for your purposes. So please let us know how you like it so far, what's missing, what do you see in other color picker dialogs that you'd like us to replicate in ours.
  11. Make sure to upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta
  12. Thank you! Please upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know how it works.
  13. We've implemented support for four Turing/Turzx devices in the latest AIDA64 beta update available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta
  14. Yes, it's because of font scaling. AIDA64 incorrectly detects 106% font scaling on your setup. It will be fixed in the next AIDA64 beta update due later today
  15. Thank you for letting us know about the resolution.
  16. Your system seems to be overheating under heavy load. Try to improve the cooling of your computer case, and check if the heat contact between your CPU cooler and the CPU package is proper.
  17. Thank you! It's very strange, it looks like if you were using 159% scaling. Do you use standard 150% scaling setting? Can you see similar issues with the AIDA64 CPUID Panel or the GPGPU Benchmark panel?
  18. What DPI (scaling) setting (%) do you use for your monitor? Do you also use font scaling?
  19. Thank you for your feedback! 1st inquiry: When you add multiple images, do you want the last one in the list to be visible or the first one? 2nd inquiry: Why don't you simply use a range of 0 to 100 Celsius for your CPU temperature gauge and only 4 states with the new "Custom (n states)" gauge type? That way you could use 3 blank images for 0 to 75 Celsius and a single blinking light image for 75-100 Celsius. Maybe you've got slightly confused by me referring to the new feature as 101-state gauge. It supports up to 101 states, but it can even be just 2 states, or 10 states, whatever number between 2 and 101. We've designed the new 101-state gauge configuration window to go by the filename, so you cannot assign an image with whatever filename to any of the 101 slots anymore. We figured because of the large number of states (and image files) it's best if you managed the state indexes straight in the filenames anyway, then you'd drop a bunch of image files in the list and AIDA64 will figure out how to assign them to each gauge state index automatically.
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