[2 GPUs without SLI]

Thanks, that worked. I had multi-gpu option disabled (which is strange because I've had SLI before, even have a saved Sensor Panel for 2 cards :))

[2 GPUs without SLI]

GTX 1080 and 970 are installed, but second GPU is not visible in Display > GPU:

I need these values to be available in Sensor Panel:

GPU2's core frequency, memory freq, core utilization, video utilization, memory utilization and, if possible, fan % (currently it's RPM only)

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[fixed: CPU fan is gone (ASRock Z170 Extreme6)]

CPU Fan is back, thanks!

[fixed: CPU fan is gone (ASRock Z170 Extreme6)]

In one of the last betas CPU fan is no longer displayed (it's actually a pump).

 

isasensordump_4000.txt

isasensordump_4089.txt

smbusdump_full_4000.txt

smbusdump_full_4089.txt

[fixed: VCore/VID Skylake (ASRock Z170 Extreme6)]

Thanks, it works perfectly now, all values match those in ASRock A-Tuning utility.

[fixed: VCore/VID Skylake (ASRock Z170 Extreme6)]

ASRock Z170 Extreme6

Don't want to update profile without overclock and benchmarks

[fixed: VCore/VID Skylake (ASRock Z170 Extreme6)]

AIDA64 Extreme 5.60.3709

VCore and VID are the same on i7 6700K and both probably show VID (values are pretty high, 1.38V on stock 4200MHz, and they also don't match VCore in other monitoring programs).

 

[Share your Sensorpanels]

Hi, im big fan of Fallout series so i made it pipboy like.

 

You can also use pipboy font

http://www.dafont.com/monofonto.font?text=Intel+i7+2620

[Share your Sensorpanels]

Although your panel is using hints of colors it looks like white unless you stare at it. I get your point that using more toned down colors can help make it more pleasant on the eye, but I think you went to the extreme. I had seen your panel in the previous pages, and before now I thought it was pure white. Thanks for the design suggestions, but I'm too colorful to go down the pastel road.

 

It's just your monitor, and mine main monitor too I'm using this panel on second screen (old 24"), it has completely different colors and more contrast.

If you like colorful designs, there are plenty of palettes that accomplish it without using colors with peak RGB values, such colors are just unnatural.

This was my theme before the current one, pretty colorful

http://forums.aida64.com/topic/667-share-your-sensorpanel/page-4#entry6749

[Share your Sensorpanels]

Ok, so after listening to all of feedback from friends I toned down the colors a bit, it was a bit xmas tree like at some instances.

 

It still is You (and others) should google "pastel colors palette" and "material design colors". Use them, not these RGB extremes.

Like this. If it's too pale for you, make it a little bit more colorful, but not in a #FF0000 way

 

[GPU power consumption]

As far as I know, on Kepler/Maxwell GeForce GPUs it's not possible to measure the power draw in Watts.

 

Yes, but % will be fine. Power limit is defined in % too.

MSI AB shows the correct value. GPU-Z and AIDA64 only have GPU TDP. nVidia Inspector has both GPU and Total power levels.

[GPU power consumption]

Can this be added to Sensor category? Currently GPU TDP % is available, but it is not very useful.

nVidia Kepler/Maxwell cards have an adjustable power limit, so it would be practical to monitor the power consumption to see when card starts to throttle.

[Share your Sensorpanels]

How i can get sensorpanel backround in transparent??

 

Crop and paste a part of wallpaper as a background

[Share your Sensorpanels]

Sensor panel that matches Win 8.1 stock theme:

 

 

 

mikanoshi_HT.sensorpanel

[Share your Sensorpanels]

Finished mine. Transparency is fake

 

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