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Why not try to use CPU Tweaking's instead of Cache & Memory Benchmarks. CPU Tweaking's is more convenient to use than Cache & Memory Benchmarks.

How can I set its minimum Value with Auto-scale enabled

What kind of issue, LAG?? You can use some benchmark's or system stability test, stressing all except local disks do this for few hours and wait for Blue Screen, Restart or some kind of weird happening. if nothing happened, then your PC might be in good condition…

I cant wait for that wish we can still design our own tile like the sensor panel I'll design mine slightly similar to Microsoft's Weather app and wish that AIDA can also use Windows notification for alerting

You got huge point… I have realized that auto scaling is not applicable in Bars

this is for NIC to be displayed well (for me) because there are times that I want to use "Auto-scale" specially when transferring file to another PC that makes the graph exceed the bar

A feature that dynamically turn on Auto-scale in certain conditions such as: If Current value is greater than Maximum value then turn on "Auto-scale" on maximum value and same on minimum value and also if possible, apply this in Sensor panel Bars just same as above: A feature that dynamically change max limit depending on current value in certain condition such as: If Current value is greater than Maximum value then turn on change the max value depending on current value also why not use percent in limit 1, limit 2... that depends on min and max?? Wish I explained it well, sorry for my language

yes we'll do what you stated here… thanks a lot I'm new in making windows 8 application so it might take a long time Thanks again … I love this application

Can I use AIDA64's External applications feature to make Windows Store application for system monitoring??

I think it is a regular issue… Because i tried to disable alerting but the issue is still there specially when i try to open the GUI or click the sensor panel when the CPU is at full load or while rendering a video… Sorry for my language…

Because if i'm using a CPU and Memory intensive applications, AIDA frequently stops responding and sometimes exits that makes the alerting impossible.

How can I start AIDA in custom priority without changing it in task manager while running?

Thanks

instead of using "cachemem" or "report" as filename why use the computer name as default also in diskbench sorry for my language

Yah, I know But it is a good form designing tool

Actually I got this idea from the Visual Basic and I was thinking of an editing tool like the Visual Basic

I know the value there is much correct than task manager and speedtest but I want it to match to the value in the speedtest just for benchmarking reason in our own little game.

Support for NIC Correcting

Grouping capability in Sensor Panel Manager; and GroupBox that has similar effect of group box in VB

What about Video card benchmark?

yeah I think you're right I also noticed that last shutdown time didn't update after reboot, I'll try soon to schedule a task manager and let windows close it on shutdown to see the real problem if I have a time… I'll update if I discover something weird

It matches but, they booth display wrongly when the up time is included in the sensor panel.

I'm using windows 8 "8400" … I can't explain it clearly but, you can try it yourself. Try adding a Up Time in sensor panel, you may notice that the Up Time is Continuing even the Computer is turned off, even in task manager. But this issue doesn't occur when the Up Time is not in the sensor panel. My up Time reached more than 15 hours even I only used it for more than an hour. Sorry for my language and hope I explained it well…

Thanks, It works now AIDA64 only uses up to <= 5% of my CPU with up time on sensor panel… I'm expecting it to be less than, but it's ok as compared before. By the way, just for info, AIDA64 uses <2% without uptime in sensor panel.

I need it because aida64 uses up to 15% of CPU when I set the sensor panel to update every second with up time in it… Task manager can do it without reaching 2% of my CPU.