VeilSide
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I am aware of this "fix". Although it fixes the scaling problem, it introduces another. Display size will be shown incorrect.
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As title suggests, this feature is very much needed as there is still no fix for DPI scaling issues in SensorPanel. Here I have my 1920x1080 sensorpanel which I use on LG C9 as monitor with 225% scaling. If I use 100% scaling and reload Aida64, everything shows correctly. Trouble is, everything is too tiny to see so I cannot use it at 100% scaling.
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Very nice design. It's amazing how much info you were able to cram into my minimalistic template.
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Hey! Very nice addition and thank you for using my sensorpanel.
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My settings are all correct and I have the necessary fonts installed. I'm afraid It looks like text would require manual resizing and positioning for the 1920 x 1080 version. I've experienced same issue when working on my minimalistic SensorPanel. AIDA64 does a really poor job when it comes to text scaling.
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Outstanding work! Thank you very much. Only one problem is that text is all out of place when I load it up
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Here we have the new 7.0 version of AIDA64 and DPI scaling still hasn't been addressed. I am on 3840 x 2160 with 225% scaling. My SensorPanel is showing resolution 1707 x 960
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Very clean and futuristic design. Well done. Any chance you can release a 1920 x 1080 version?
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Lovely to see my simplistic design is quite popular among SensorPanel enthusiasts!
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I'm afraid not. I didn't make those SensorPanels.
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I like to see a lot of people use my minimalistic SensorPanel design and make it their own.
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Case itself is just a generic unbranded one with some mods to support extra 2 120mm fans at the bottom for the GPU intake. Used a 1920 x 1080 LCD screen from aliexpress which came with it's own enclosure. I took it apart, designed and 3D printed my own custom enclosure with integrated usb hub faceplate for it. The whole goal of this project was to make everything have a clean and modern yet industrial look.
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My sleeper build with custom made screen enclosure and my minimalistic SensorPanel which is available for download on page #387
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Nice to see my SensorPanel in action and working as it should.
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For some reason my original post got moved to page #390, so look there.
