Exhumed

Exchanging sensor panels doesn't necessarily mean sharing the sensor panel file with others. Sometimes someone just wants to show off their panel, and that's perfectly fine. Additionally, anyone who shows several designs here (jpg, png) will quickly reach the maximum file size allowed for uploads in the forum. Some people then delete older files to upload newer ones, and this can sometimes cause sensor panels and or screenshots to disappear. And according to the rules, this is allowed. Editing sensor panels is time-consuming. Sometimes seemingly simple requests for changes can escalate into unexpectedly large amounts of work. You might turn to someone who does it for free because they enjoy it and are happy to help. Others, however, would like to be paid for their time, which is understandable. To what extent the pricing is appropriate, such as $5 for editing a load indicator, is something everyone has to decide for themselves, whether it's worth it or whether they shouldn't try it themselves. No one is forced to accept such services. Should someone engage in unethical practices, you are free to report this user to one of the moderators or forum admins if it smells like a "rip-off" or if there are any other problems. Help is available here upon request, usually always. Some of us have also posted short guides in the forum to make it easier for beginners to edit their sensor panels themselves. --- When I joined the community here, I offered all my sensor panels for free, until one day one or more users started downloading my panels to offer them for sale on a Chinese website. Incidentally, this website still exists, where freely published panels are regularly offered for sale. That's when I realized my sharing mentality was hitting reality on the internet these days – everything gets stolen, nothing is rewarded, hardly anyone says thank you. Download and that's it. Many users don't even manage to click the like button. This would increase the visibility of the free panel, and on top of that, it's a form of appreciation for the work and time the person put in. So, you either accept the theft or take a different approach. And from then on, some, like me, offered their panels for sale and, to protect their intellectual property, continued to add a copyright watermark to preview images. I don't modify other creators' sensor panels, and I haven't had any requests to do so yet. I work on my own content and modify these panels upon request, e.g., to different resolutions or other things. Exactly. The topic of passing off the sensor panel as one's own and/or using other people's content without asking and then trying to sell it. This has all been discussed here before, yes. If we notice such behavior or it is reported to us, the user in question will be warned and/or permanently banned.

It is the sensor panel supplied with Aida64 that comes with the installation of the software.

RGB B0T | Aida64 - Sensor Panel by Exhumed | 2560x1440px (horizontal) Cyberpunk 2077 | Aida64 - Sensor Panel by Exhumed | 2560x1440px (horizontal) Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty | Aida64 - Sensor Panel by Exhumed | 2560x1440px (horizontal) A customer wanted to buy three sensor panels with a resolution of 2560x1440px. The design of the Cyberpunk panels seems to be well received, as many people want to buy these panels. I recreated some new things to fit the higher resolution. I added a color-matching drop shadow to many objects to make the graphics stand out more from the background. And added a custom MSI (and Corsair) logo by hand as a vector to preserve the outline style so that it visually matches the sensor panel. Resolution: 2560x1440px (horizontal) Art style: vector Theme: Retro, Cyberpunk Colors: cyan, purple, yellow Font: Mass Effect and others Gauge: 15 steps Image Format: PNG with transparency Background: 2 bg images, RGB B0t has 3 different bg styles (without robot face, with robot face and noice effect). Contact me if you are interested in buying one of these panels.

Cyberpunk 2077 | Aida64 - Sensor Panel by Exhumed | 1024x600px (horizontal) Another size of this panel. The whole frame is transparent. Two background images are included but you can also add new ones. I changed the layout and arangement a little bit, removed the download info, added a master volume bar and i added a glowing shadow for the yellow frame and the cyan diagonal lines. CPU and GPU have a red temp indicator (image) and are displayed as soon as the temperature reaches the preset value. Resolution: 1024x600px (horizontal) Art style: vector Theme: Cyberpunk Colors: cyan, yellow Font: Blender Gauge: no Image Format: PNG with transparency Background: 2x background images (black, purple) Contact me if you are interested in buying this panel.

If the bars are Aida64's own, you can change the color tone very easily. Open the sensorpanel manager and click on the object and "Modify". Under the tab "Bar" you see the the standard color values: green, yellow, orange, red. In your panel they are dark blue. Leftclick on the color green as example and a new popup window opens. Choose a different color and so on. Click "Ok" after you changed the colors and the bar should look different now. You can also play around with "3D effect", "Shadow" options, the "Height" and "Width" of the object. For the graphics: you could use a online graphic tool or download a free graphic software to change the colors and save them again as a ".png" file to keep the alpha transparency. Gimp and Paint.NET.

RGB B0T v2 | Aida64 - Sensor Panel by Exhumed | 1280x400px (horizontal) After a long time, I have revised one of my older sensor panels and significantly improved its appearance. Newly added are the left and right load indicators for the CPU and GPU, respectively. I created the gauge display using individual vector graphics. It's an unusual design, but it looks cool and fits the theme. Otherwise, the colors of the sensor texts were adjusted and the background was revised. Resolution: 1920x480px (horizontal) Art style: vector Theme: Retro, Cyberpunk Colors: cyan, purple Font: Mass Effect and others Gauge: cyan (left) and purple (right) with 15 steps Image Format: PNG with transparency Background: 1x bg image Contact me if you are interested in buying this panel.

Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty (horizontal) Aida64 - Sensor Panel by Exhumed | 1280x400px A new requested Cyberpunk 2077 sensor panel. Now available in another display resolution (1280x400px), based on my Cyberpunk 2077 Version 1. I recreated the cyan gauge with the memory slots and enlarged it accordingly so that they fill the empty space better. I made a new custom gauge with red triangles and added a red shadow underneath. The background can be changed, the red frame is transparent. Three different wallpapers are included. Additionally, there are some icons in red. Resolution: 1280x400px (horizontal) Art style: vector Theme: Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty Colors: black/red/cyan Font: BankGothic Md BT and others Image Format: PNG with transparency Background: 3 different background wallpaper (blue, red, black pixel camo, black crosshair)

Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty (horizontal) Aida64 - Sensor Panel by Exhumed | 1280x800px A new requested Cyberpunk 2077 sensor panel. I had to change everything from my 1920x515px version. For the details i made a custom gauge (diagonal lines on the top) that follows the red line below. AMD, Nvidia, Intel, Corsair, TUF logo and i added the Quadra car from the game, i created for one of my CP2077 sensor panels. Also completely new are the two graphics for SSD and RAM. Both created as a vector image. The background can be changed because the red outline frame is transparent, four different wallpapers are included. Resolution: 1280x800px (horizontal) Art style: vector Theme: Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty Colors: black/red/cyan Font: BankGothic Md BT and others Image Format: PNG with transparency Background: 4 different background wallpaper (blue, red, black pixel camo, black crosshair)

Aida64 - Cyberpunk 2077 (vertical) Sensor Panel by Exhumed | 800x1280px A customer requested a vertical version of my popular horizontal Cyberpunk 2077 sensor panel. As a result, I had to make some changes and also added new features, such as a visual temperature warning for the CPU and GPU. The warning indicator appears when the temperature approaches the set maximum value. The warning symbol has a red shadow of varying intensity, depending on the level. 5 gauges with blank images. The outer and inner frame is a transparent PNG graphic, so you can add your own background image if you wish. The Cyberpunk 2077 logo and "Windows 11" (Windows 7/8/10/11 images included) can be removed and or replaced individually. Sensors and texts (system info area) can be edited as desired. Resolution: 800x1280px Art style: vector Theme: Cyberpunk 2077 Colors: black/yellow/cyan Font: Blender

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No, i only found this panel.

Here is a backup of the panel. (original file, no changes) Moderno-MkI_sensorpanel.zip

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Allways check the downloaded files with a anti-virus software. The Windows AV is not good, use a third-party AV. There are some free AV-suits. https://www.avira.com/de/free-antivirus-windows https://www.avg.com/de-de/free-antivirus-download#pc https://www.avast.com/de-de/index#pc https://www.malwarebytes.com/mwb-download If you created a memory dump in Windows before the virus attack, you could load the backup. After infection: Run Malwarehunter and Malwarebytes over it and remove any detected viruses. This a special german user forum where you could get help ... but it's german language (maybe translate the url with google you can use it). https://www.trojaner-board.de/

Even if you abbreviated "Bullshit," it's still there and everyone recognizes it as such, which isn't okay. We don't allow hate speech or insults against other users here. If you don't like this forum, you're welcome to stay away from this official Aida64 forum. If you continue to behave so destructively, you'll be banned. It's that simple.