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  1. The phone sits behind a tempered glass side panel in my PC. It gave me some encouraging feedback on how cool the system's running today.
  2. In the process of AIDA64 Extreme updating to version 6.30.5500 My system had a BSD blue screen restart. AIDA64 Extreme will not start after rebooting and I get the attached Windows 10 x64 system error message. Wanted the update for a new keyboard purchase support, how might I fix this scenario please? Thank you.
  3. Three years down the track from this OP, a transparent background on sensor panel would so useful. Please consider.
  4. See this is a big part of why I continually update my annual subscription to AIDA64, thanks Fiery.
  5. I see, makes sense, thanks for the reply Fiery, is there any way it might be possible to make the description of the values customisable so they could be abbreviated and therefore fit on screen?
  6. Hello, I'm using Rivatuner Statistics Server version 6.5.0.8709 and AIDA64 Extreme version 5.80.4000. I have an issue where when using preferences> External applications > enable writing sensor values to Rivatuner OSD Server, if I leave "Display labels" unchecked then all of the values I have chosen to show will show, however if I check "Display labels" then specifically my cooling fans and CPU core voltage will not show at all. I would like to have the labels showing because it makes it easier for me to read and not have to remember what each value relates to. I have tried this with all four of the checkboxes selected under "External Applications" ie. shared memory, registry, WMI and obviously Rivatuner OSD Server as well as with only Rivatuner OSD Server selected and always get the same issue explained above. Hopefully it's just something I've failed to see, any help or suggestions would be great, Thank you.
  7. Windows 10 has a multiple desktops feature and I'd like to dedicate a desktop to system monitoring. When I have for example Riva Tuner opened on a desktop and I switch to another desktop Riva Tuner does not show and that's what I want. This is not the case with Sensor Panel it stays showing across all desktops. I have checked and unchecked the various Sensor Panel options under preferences but I don't think it's possible to achieve what I need. Hoping Sensor panel can be made Windows 10 multiple desktop aware? Thank you.
  8. Thanks a lot Fiery, works great as usual, makes sensor panel usage more friendly now :-)
  9. Thanks Fiery, yes I have AIDA64 loading at start up and with the main window hidden and if show sensor panel is checked it shows automatically which is fine, but I don't always want to have the sensor panel showing, so at the moment, if it's not showing I need to open main window again and run through the steps to make it show/not show. So I just thought it might be good to have a toggle from the system tray AIDA64 icon popup menu or the ability to make a shortcut operable from the tray or desktop. Still sensor panel is a great way to monitor the system from the desktop, so thanks a lot.
  10. At the moment , unless I'm wrong, in order to display the sensor panel on the desktop you need to 1. open AIDA64 2. go to the file menu 3. select preferences 4. select the sensor panel 5. check show sensor 6. hit apply 7. hit ok 8. close AIDA64 window. Just wonder if it might be possible to have a creatable short cut to the sensor panel?
  11. This is what I have made up, just used a part of my wallpaper as an image and moved it to the top of the list in SensorPanel Manager so it looks like the panel is suspended over the desktop. This latest release of AIDA64 is the biz, because now I can monitor on the desktop as I test new overclocks and bench as well as monitor all system stats while in game. Just a fantastic piece of software :-). Thanks to Fiery and team ! An UPDATE to give an idea how this can look on a desktop, here is a link to a new sensor panel I made up in use. http://browse.deviantart.com/customization/screenshots/windows/#/d3z90yz
  12. The ability to monitor relevant in game [3D] system readouts via a software implementation like RivaTuner offered or offers on screen would, I'm sure, see the take-up and usage of this already outstanding application increase significantly. Maybe we could see a team-up temporary or otherwise with Unwinder to achieve this end result? Plugins already exist for various hardware etc. etc.
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