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Meet the Pure Elegance: "Albus Tempestum π-0u5"!
Size: 1920x480
Need a custom fit? No worries! We tailor dimensions to suit your needs: 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, and beyond.Precision Redefined, Beauty Amplified:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Real-time, pinpoint accuracy across 100 thermal states, displayed with an elegant, seamless flow
- CPU & GPU Utilization: Monitor performance like never before — 100 dynamic metrics, all presented in a pious and pristine interface
- RAM & VRAM Utilization: Dive deep into memory stats with 100 states of moving numbers that transform monitoring into a mesmerizing experience
Please send me a PM to secure this one-of-a-kind creation and elevate your setup to the next level.
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Unleash the fusion of uniqueness, precision, and visionary design!
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7 hours ago, BHSY said:
I prefer the sensor panel file to update/refresh automatically after I make some changes. A refresh/update button is acceptable if it can't be done.
I agree the automatically refresh is the BEST option. A new Beta is released and it says the following:
SensorPanel Item dialog / new option: cache image
I do not know if it has anything to do with our conversation above!
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2 hours ago, JariKoi said:
I would have asked if it is possible to get one old feature back. If I make a panel and add a sensor (custom gauge) to panel and upload images to sensor. However, if I want to change sensor images to a different size or change color, I won't see change without closing entire program and reopening it. Old one stays in some cache and doesn't update until I close entire program and reopen it. Really annoying. Previously, you could change on the fly and see the change immediately and didn't have to close entire program and then reopen it. Or would it be possible to get some kind of "update panel" button in the program? I'm using the latest beta. @Fiery @Mice007 I'm putting this same question in two threads.
I agree here as "Update Panel" button would be a great idea. That way, at least , we do not need to close and re-open the panel to see the changes!
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8 hours ago, TheFreak666 said:
Thank you CostaJunior,
I did have a look via that method and had the same outcome as you. I appreciate you trying and looking for meThe resolution that you have mentioned 1920x780 is not that common. Please check the resolution again as commented by JariKoi as it seems to be 1920x720
If the resolution is 1920x780 then please read below else ignore:
You have two solutions:
THE BEST METHOD:
1. Download any panel from the thread, which is near your resolution specs (as mentioned by JariKoi above) and play around with it to convert it to resolution required:
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/?_fromLogin=1
While converting, if you face any issues or have any questions/concerns, you can always post them in the above thread as everyone there is very supportive and happy to help!
THE METHOD WHICH IS THE LAST RESORT:
2.A few people are interested in making the panels for you with a nominal fees.
If you need any help or information around anything, please dont hesitate to reach out!
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17 hours ago, Loyd said:
why would we want to save in the SPZIP format? What is to be gained?
The only observation I have is that the file size was reduced: the original .sensorpanel file was 21 MB, but after saving it as SPZIP, the size decreased to 10 MB.
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42 minutes ago, Surjeet said:
Thank you @Fiery for your response.
Could you kindly guide us on how to save the panel in SPZIP format, and explain the benefits of doing so?
In the meantime, if anyone is familiar with the process, please feel free to share your insights.
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
I got the answer to this feature. Its a kind of hidden feature:
Right click on the Export button on SensorPanel Manager and select SPZIP. As per Admins, they will make this feature more and more public and even default in the upcoming versions.
This WORKED!!
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2 minutes ago, Mice007 said:
Right click on the Export button on SensorPanel Manager and select SPZIP. We'll make this feature more and more public and even default in the upcoming versions.
Wow, it worked and its kind of "HIDDEN FEATURE"
As we normally click on Export and Right clicking on any button is something New.
Thank you for your response. It worked perfectly!
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This is Awesome!
However, could anyone guide us on how to save the panel in SPZIP format, and explain the benefits of doing so?
If anyone is familiar with the process, please feel free to share your insights.
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
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On 12/12/2024 at 3:47 PM, Fiery said:
You can now use high-resolution images and scale them down to any resolution. This helps a lot when you're not sure about e.g. what size of a gauge you'd wanna use as your SensorPanel layout evolves. Also, it helps to support high-DPI monitors.
Background image support is simply just a checkbox that you can tick to make sure the image you choose will always be resized to the actual dimensions of your SensorPanel. This also comes in handy for high-DPI monitors.
Thank you for your response.
Could you kindly guide us on how to save the panel in SPZIP format, and explain the benefits of doing so?
In the meantime, if anyone is familiar with the process, please feel free to share your insights.
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
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The Revolving Fortune Wheel "Ludus Shuffle R10"!
Size: 1920x480
Need other size? We've got you covered! Whether it's 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, 1600x1200, 480x1920, or your unique preference—we'll craft it to perfection.Experience the art of precision:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Real-time accuracy across 100 thermal states with rotating wheels, ensuring optimal performance at every degree
- CPU & GPU Utilization: Dynamic performance tracking through 100 metrics displayed in a stunning rotating view, wrapped in sleek, modern aesthetics
- RAM & VRAM Utilization: Unparalleled clarity in monitoring memory usage, featuring 100 unique states and mesmerizing moving numbers with changing colours that bring your hardware to life
Please send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel.
Step Into Tomorrow — Transform your setup with cutting-edge sensor panels that redefine innovation, precision, and artistic design. Step beyond the ordinary and embrace the future on my webpage:
Make your setup unforgettable!
Get a Glimpse: See the Revolving Wheel Effects in Action!
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The Dark Eye "Ebon Halo-7R"!
Size: 1920x480
Need a custom size? We've got you covered! Whether it's 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, 1600x1200, 480x1920, or your unique preference—we'll craft it to perfection.Precision Points:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Monitor with real-time accuracy across 100 thermal states, ensuring optimal performance at every degree
- CPU & GPU Utilization: Track dynamic performance through 100 metrics, wrapped in a sleek and shining looks
- RAM & VRAM Utilization: Unlock unparalleled clarity as you monitor memory usage with precision across 100 states, complete with mesmerizing moving numbers
Please send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel.
Step Into Tomorrow — Revolutionize your setup with groundbreaking sensor panels that fuse uniqueness, precision, and futuristic artistry. Please explore more on:
Unleash the extraordinary. Redefine your experience.
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Hi @XelationNL,
This happens due to two issues: Either the Font Required are not installed or the Scaling Issue.
RESOLUTION:
You may try this:
Scaling issues?
Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-arranged objects
Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels?
A: Two things usually cause that
- You do not have the proper font installed. (The default font is loaded instead)
- You do not have Windows scaling set to 100%
A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time.
Q: How to check the panel size?
- Right click on "Aida64" Task bar Icon > Settings > SensorPanel > SensorPanel Size
Scaling issues? (Windows)
Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe
It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now.
Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful.
Troubleshooting not working?
Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.
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The Future Looks "Chronos Borealis-77"!
Size: 1920x480 & 2560x720 & 1920x720 & 1920x1080
Instant Digital Download:
https://surjeetskins.etsy.com/in-en/listing/4338922651/aida64-sensor-panel-template-chronos
Need a custom size? No problem! We offer personalized dimensions on request, including 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, and more.
Innovation Meets Precision:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Monitor with real-time accuracy across 100 thermal states
- CPU & GPU Utilization: Track dynamic performance through 100 metrics, wrapped in a sleek and clean interface
- RAM & VRAM Utilization: Dive into memory monitoring with 100 precise states for unparalleled clarity
Please send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel.
Step Into Tomorrow — Revolutionize your setup with groundbreaking sensor panels and exclusive designs that define the future on my following webpage:
Unleash the fusion of uniqueness, precision, care and futuristic artistry!
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Hi @SnitchyDevil,
Please look at this panel:
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/478/#comment-57930
Else, you can always search the forum to find the required resolution like this:
https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q=2560x1440&quick=1&type=forums_topic&item=13296
These are the BEST ways to find Amazing FREE panels in the forum.
Please reach out for more details and do not hesitate to post your questions/suggestions!
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On 11/28/2024 at 12:43 AM, rinaldop said:
I have no idea why you have decided that it is YOU, a person that has contributed NOTHING, that has to save this forum. Have you bothered to look at my post history? I have shared several of the most popular panels on this website for FREE. I have also helped people with advice and tips on this website for FREE. Look at the upper right of the page, I am one of the top posters in this forum, all for FREE. In addition to all of the FREE content that I provide I also make custom panels for people that give me designs to start from. I charge between $5-$15 per panel for HOURS of work. No one is getting rich selling panels.
The irony here is that it is actually people like you that are driving away talented contributors. They are getting tired of defending themselves and have moved on.
🙂 My Friend, I loved this line:
"No one is getting rich selling panels."
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2 hours ago, Exhumed said:
You should avoid accusing other users of things based on your own assumptions without proof. Inappropriate behavior in the forum can, in extreme cases, lead to an account ban.
If someone sells sensor panels that were offered to this community for free but are no longer available, this is against the forum rules and a violation of copyright infringements. If someone has clear evidence of this, report this user to us, the moderators or the forum admin.
Selling sensor panels is allowed in the corresponding sub-forum. But only if these panels and graphics were all created by yourself and do not contain any elements from other free and or paid sensor panels that could potentially infringe the rights of the owner. We punish violations of this with a permanent ban.
I Strongly Agree and Stand by all the points mentioned and clarified by @Exhumed
We all should follow what you have mentioned to avoid any confusion
Thank you!
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Something extraordinary has arrived "Ecliptica Lumen QF-z1"
Size: 1920x480 & 1920x720 & 1280x400 & 1024x600
Need a custom fit? We've got you covered! Custom sizes available upon request, including 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, and more.Digital Instant Download:
https://surjeetskins.etsy.com/in-en/listing/4333192773/aida64-sensor-panel-template-horizontal
Innovation Meets Precision:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Real-time accuracy across 100 thermal states, featuring dynamic rotating numbers
- CPU & GPU Utilization + RAM & VRAM Utilization: Elevate your experience with stylish 3D graphs and fluid animations for data visualization like never before with moving numbers using 100 states
(Optional blue shine can be added or removed- your choice!)
Please send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel.
Step Into Tomorrow - Discover cutting-edge, classified designs and revolutionary sensor panels on my webpage:
[Unlock the power of precision. Are you in?]
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Hi AIDA Developers and Dear @Fiery,
We appreciate the recent addition of the ability to add multiple images for States 0-15 while using a Custom Gauge, with AIDA seamlessly sorting them. This feature has proven to be extremely beneficial in streamlining the user experience.
Building upon this functionality, we would like to request the following enhancement:
Feature Request: Allow users to add any number of images to the Custom Gauges, and for AIDA to automatically calculate the total count of images. Based on this count, AIDA should be able to dynamically calculate and adjust the corresponding Step or Gauge percentage assignment to the image added.
This improvement would provide greater flexibility and accuracy, ensuring that users can seamlessly manage a variable number of images while maintaining consistent and reliable performance in their sensor panel setups.
We will not be required to use multiple 8 Layers for 100 states and just simply need to fill Min/Max value and AIDA algorithm will work as per the following examples!!
For example:
If I select 16 images, the rule is:
Images Used Maximum Number Sensor valuue from AIDA Step 0 15 (Or 16-1) <= 0% 1 <= 7% 2 <= 13% 3 <= 20% 4 <= 27% 5 <= 33% 6 <= 40% 7 <= 47% 8 <= 53% 9 <= 60% 10 <= 67% 11 <= 73% 12 <= 80% 13 <= 87% 14 <= 93% 15 <= 100% If I select 31 images:
Images Used Maximum Number Sensor valuue from AIDA Step 0 30 (Or 31-1) <= 0% 1 <= 3% 2 <= 7% 3 <= 10% 4 <= 13% 5 <= 17% 6 <= 20% 7 <= 23% 8 <= 27% 9 <= 30% 10 <= 33% 11 <= 37% 12 <= 40% 13 <= 43% 14 <= 47% 15 <= 50% 16 <= 53% 17 <= 57% 18 <= 60% 19 <= 63% 20 <= 67% 21 <= 70% 22 <= 73% 23 <= 77% 24 <= 80% 25 <= 83% 26 <= 87% 27 <= 90% 28 <= 93% 29 <= 97% 30 <= 100% If 101 images are selected:
Images Used Maximum Number Sensor valuue from AIDA Step 0 100 (101-1) <= 0% 1 <= 1% 2 <= 2% 3 <= 3% 4 <= 4% 5 <= 5% 6 <= 6% 7 <= 7% 8 <= 8% 9 <= 9% 10 <= 10% 11 <= 11% 12 <= 12% 13 <= 13% 14 <= 14% 15 <= 15% 16 <= 16% 17 <= 17% 18 <= 18% 19 <= 19% 20 <= 20% 21 <= 21% 22 <= 22% 23 <= 23% 24 <= 24% 25 <= 25% 26 <= 26% 27 <= 27% 28 <= 28% 29 <= 29% 30 <= 30% 31 <= 31% 32 <= 32% 33 <= 33% 34 <= 34% 35 <= 35% 36 <= 36% 37 <= 37% 38 <= 38% 39 <= 39% 40 <= 40% 41 <= 41% 42 <= 42% 43 <= 43% 44 <= 44% 45 <= 45% 46 <= 46% 47 <= 47% 48 <= 48% 49 <= 49% 50 <= 50% 51 <= 51% 52 <= 52% 53 <= 53% 54 <= 54% 55 <= 55% 56 <= 56% 57 <= 57% 58 <= 58% 59 <= 59% 60 <= 60% 61 <= 61% 62 <= 62% 63 <= 63% 64 <= 64% 65 <= 65% 66 <= 66% 67 <= 67% 68 <= 68% 69 <= 69% 70 <= 70% 71 <= 71% 72 <= 72% 73 <= 73% 74 <= 74% 75 <= 75% 76 <= 76% 77 <= 77% 78 <= 78% 79 <= 79% 80 <= 80% 81 <= 81% 82 <= 82% 83 <= 83% 84 <= 84% 85 <= 85% 86 <= 86% 87 <= 87% 88 <= 88% 89 <= 89% 90 <= 90% 91 <= 91% 92 <= 92% 93 <= 93% 94 <= 94% 95 <= 95% 96 <= 96% 97 <= 97% 98 <= 98% 99 <= 99% 100 <= 100% We believe this feature would significantly enhance user experience by offering more control and adaptability to different panel configurations.
Thank you for considering this request. We look forward to your feedback and any further possibilities for improvement.
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Introducing the Future: "Imperium Obscura G.R-I.D"
Size: 1920x480
Custom sizes available upon request, including 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, and more.Precision in Every Detail:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Real-time accuracy across 100 thermal states with Grid Numbers
- CPU & GPU Utilization: Dynamic performance tracking with 100 metrics states with Grid Precision
- RAM & VRAM Utilization: Experience memory monitoring like never before with moving gauges and 100 distinctive states
Please send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel.
Embrace Tomorrow—Explore cutting-edge, classified sensor panel designs on my webpage:
[Mission-ready. Are you prepared to engage?]
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Your Advanced Command Center HUD "Centinela Omega MK.φV"
Size: 1920x480 & 1920x720
Need a custom fit? We've got you covered! Custom sizes available upon request, including 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, and more.Innovation Meets Precision:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Real-time accuracy across 100 thermal states
- CPU & GPU Utilization: Dynamic performance tracking with 100 metrics states
- RAM & VRAM Utilization: Experience memory monitoring like never before with 100 states that too moving gauges and adaptive displays
- CLOCK & WATT (CPU/GPU): Precision tracking across 60 and 40 fine-tuned states, respectively
Please click here to send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel
Step Into Tomorrow — Explore advanced, classified designs and revolutionary sensor panels on my webpage:
[Ready for deployment. Are you?]
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Introducing The All-New "Obsidian Rotaris MK2"
Size: 1920x480
Need a custom size? No problem! We offer personalized dimensions on request, including 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, and more.Innovation Meets Precision:
CPU & GPU Temperature: Real-time accuracy across 100 thermal states with rotating bezel effects.
CPU & GPU Utilization: Track dynamic performance with 100 metrics, enhanced by rotating bezels.
RAM & VRAM Utilization: Experience memory monitoring like never before with moving gauges and adaptive displays.Please send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel.
Step Into Tomorrow — Discover groundbreaking panels and exclusive designs on my following page:
Get a Glimpse: See the Rotating Bezel Effects in Action!
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Presenting the All-New "Cerulean Obelisk VZ-2a"
Size: 1920x480 & 1600x1200
Need a custom size? No problem! We offer personalized dimensions on request, including 3840x1100, 1280x800, 1024x768, and more.Innovation Meets Accuracy:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Experience real-time accuracy across 100 distinct thermal states
- CPU & GPU Utilization: Unleash true power with 100 dynamic performance metrics
- RAM & VRAM Utilization: Monitor memory like never before with 100 adaptive states
- CLOCK & WATT (CPU/GPU): Fine-tuned tracking over 60 adjustable states
Please send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel.
Explore the Future: Dive into a world of innovation. Visit my page for more groundbreaking panels and exclusive examples!
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Introducing "Aetherium Nexus Rubra"!
Size: 1920x480 & 1920x1080 & 1920x720
Need a custom size? No problem! We offer personalized dimensions on request, including 3840x1100, 1920x515, 1280x400, 1280x800, 1024x768, and more.Innovation Meets Accuracy:
- CPU & GPU Temperature: Real-time precision with 100 unique thermal states
- CPU & GPU Utilization: Unlock full potential with 100 performance metrics
- RAM & VRAM Utilization: Accurate memory tracking with 100 dynamic states that too with moving numbers
- CLOCK & WATT (CPU/GPU): Real-time precision with 60 states (Range can be changed easily!)
Please send me a PM to claim your exclusive Sensor Panel.
Discover More: Please visit my page to see more examples for more innovative panels:
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Share your Sensorpanels
in SensorPanel
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This Issue is discussed many times in the forum:
Scaling issues?
Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-aranged objects
Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels?
A: Two things usually cause that
A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time.
Q: How to check the panel size?
Scaling issues? (Windows)
Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe
It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now.
Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful.
Troubleshooting not working?
Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.