BHSY
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65-AIDA64 Vintage Timeless Sensor Panel. Available in 1920x515 / 1920x480 / 480x1920 / 515x1920 / 1280x800 / 800x1280 This panel skin hour hand uses 360 images for AM and 360 images for PM, a total of 720 images. The hour hand moves every 60 seconds, so it is more accurate. Note: Requires AIDA64 version 7.70.7500 or Beta 7.99.7829 or above. Visit BHSYSensorPanel for more info. and designs.
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64-AIDA64 System Sensor and Dial Clock with Sun & Moon 1920x515 Demo of the Sun and Moon rotating: https://youtube.com/shorts/pW8hakdqbT0?feature=share Panel skin video: https://youtu.be/LGY_BsDRcuA Middle Section Elegant 24-hour radial clock with hour ticks and sun/moon icons. Displays full weekday and time info in the center for quick-glance readability. Ambient indicator adds context and gives a nice nod to minimal environmental awareness. Visit BHSYSensorPanel.Net for more info. and designs.
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63-AIDA64 Radiant Colors Sensor Gauge Panel Skin Available in 1920x515 / 1920x480 / 480x1920 / 515x1920 Visit BHSYSensorPanel.net for more information and designs.
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I finally received the PH cable, but it was the wrong size.π Anyway, I finally found out what was causing my computer to wake up from sleep mode when using the TURZX display. I came across this article and used the command prompt: powercfg -devicequery wake_armed, which listed the following devices that wake up my computer, as shown in the screenshot below. The weird thing is that none of these devices wakes up my computer before I enable the tulcd, unbelievable π€. After disabling the 'Allow this device to wake the computer' from the listed devices, my computer continues to stay in sleep mode even with the tulcd enabled.π Now, I am unable to wake up my computer using my wireless keyboard and mouse; instead, I use the power button to wake up my computer.π
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Request sensor update for ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti
BHSY replied to BHSY's topic in Hardware monitoring
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Request sensor update for ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti
BHSY replied to BHSY's topic in Hardware monitoring
Hi @Fiery, I am unable to stress test my GPU using the System Stability Test again under version 7.70.7500. GPU is 'ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition'. Updated my GPU to the latest driver 1-2 days ago. -
Thank you for the testing. I had placed an order for PH to 9-pin USB cable and let's see if the device will prevent my system from waking up from sleep mode. In the meantime, I'll exit/close AIDA64 program to shut down the device. I'll let you know once I recive the new PH cable and tested it. Thank you.
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Navy Blue Backlight with Metallic Silver-Gray Background Sensor Panel Skin. Available in 1920x480 and 1920x515 Left Side Readouts CPU Utilization, temperature, voltage, wattage, clock, pump, and fan. CPU active processes and uptime Storage Drives temperatures x 3 Time with moving hours, minutes, and seconds needles. Right Side Readouts GPU Utilization, temperature, voltage, wattage, clock, and fans. Display refresh hertz, and monitor resolution GPU 12VHPWR voltage, wattage, and amps Date Center readouts Memory utilization, temperature, and free memory size. Video Memory utilization, temperature, and free memory size. Like the panel --> Visit BHSYSensorPanel for more info. and designs.
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Hi @Fiery, any updates on the 1st Gen TURZX issue?
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Hi @Fiery, I'm using the Gen 1 TURZX Turing smart screen, 1920x480, and I'm facing the same problem again. I haven't used it for a while until today, and just changed to a new cable, a USB Type-C to USB 9-pin cable, because either the old PH cable was defective or the PH port was faulty. The device connection was successful and displayed the sensor perfectly, but the device keeps waking up my system as soon as I put Windows to Sleep. Even using a USB Type-C to USB Type-C. Attached is the usbdump.txt file for your investigation. Thank you! AIDA64_usbdump.txt
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I like this idea too. With this feature, I can easily select or add my most frequently used fonts without browsing through the drop-down list or keying in the first few characters to find the font names.
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REQUEST NEW FEATURE - Date in the Custom Gauge
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in General Discussion
Thank you for your compliment.π I lower the SensorPanel update rate to 500 ms or 200 ms, and it helps. Thank you so muchπ. Now, everything looks perfect.ππ. -
REQUEST NEW FEATURE - Date in the Custom Gauge
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in General Discussion
20250630_174221.mp4 @Fiery The minutes and seconds sync very well with my OS time. However, for the second, some of them will skip a second, even using 'Simple Sensor Item'. For example, from 24s it jumps to 26s, skipping 25s. Please watch the above video. Is there any way to improve the seconds without skipping? It's ok if there's nothing that can be done about it. I'm quite satisfied with how the new time and date gauges work. AIDA64 is the best customization sensor panel. Thank you to you and your team for making this possible. Well done!π₯°π
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REQUEST NEW FEATURE - Date in the Custom Gauge
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in General Discussion
I forgot to mention that the new time gauge did not show the default values when I selected it. Can you show the default value? Thanks. -
REQUEST NEW FEATURE - Date in the Custom Gauge
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in General Discussion
Thanks. I got it.π I try playing with the states, and it depends on where I start. Either I start at 12:00 or 1:00. For the hours, I might use the old time gauges that use 4 sensors and 180 images. Almost accurate. Tomorrow, I will try testing using more images on the new hours gauge type. hours (1-12): states 0-11 (12 images) - starts from 1.00 - 12.00 hours (0-23): states 0-23 (48 images) - starts from 12.00 and ends at 11.00. 24 images (day) + 24 images (night) The best part is I can now show seconds Hands on my clock, and it moves the same as the Windows 11 clock seconds.πͺAnd I only need 1 sensor for minutes. Awesome! π minutes: states 0-60 (61 images) - start from 12.00 to 12.00 second: states 0-60 (61 images) - start from 12.00 to 12.00 Thank you!
