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I forgot to mention that you need to select the RTSS FPS sensor to display the FPS reading. Go to SensorPanel Manager, Click the New button Select the Item type you want, then Under the Search box, type FPS/RTSS FPS sensor to display the FPS reading
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Did you install the 'RTSS Rivatuner Statistics Server' program? You need this program to show the FPS. You can Google search for it. After installing the program, Remember to switch the 'Start with Windows' to 'ON' For the 'Show On-Screen Display', switch it to 'OFF' Click the blue 'Setup' button at the bottom, check the 'Start minimized' Check the 'Display integer framerate' then click 'Ok' button. Click the minimized (the underscore sign at the top right) to minimized the RSS windows to the taskbar. Do not click the 'Close (X).
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What are GPU1 and GPU2 in HW monitoring if it already has an iGPU?
BHSY replied to calyp50's topic in Hardware monitoring
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TUF Sensor Panel. Available in 1600x600 / 1920x480 / 1920x515 Before modifying the sensor items, please temporarily hide the lens image (the last sensor item in the 'SensorPanelManager'). CPU/GPU utilization and temperature gauge use 8 sensors (101 images). Memory/GPU memory utilization gauge uses 8 sensors (101 images). Saving file time: 3 seconds. 53_1920x480_TUF 53_1920x515_TUF 53_1600x600_TUF Visit https://www.bhsysensorpanel.net/ for more info. and designs.
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I'm unsure if the way I explain will be clear enough to understand. Yes, I want the 4 duplicated items to appear directly below the selected item #4 together, not separated. In this way, I don't have to move down the items one by one as shown in the video. Very tedious. Can it be done?
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Watch the video below on how I usually duplicate the sensors. Usually I will use hot keys to move down the sensors, much easier. Also, you need to create a 'static label', hide them and duplicate maybe 5 or 6 of them at the last line if not the last sensor item that you want to duplicate will not appear. There is a small risk of using this method. You might highlight the wrong sensor. Please watch the video a few times if you don't understand. 20250317_151458.mp4 Still, I hope when a group of sensors were duplicated, they can stay together instead of separated, just like Excel Spreadsheet. I hope it can be done.
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I second that. I would like to have this change/fix too.
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"You are most welcome"☺️
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Available in: 1920x480 / 1920x515 / 480x1920 / 515x1920 Each size contain 2 colours Visit https://www.bhsysensorpanel.net/ for more designs.
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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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Hi, I just upgraded my GPU card to 'ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition'. Currently, AIDA64 is unable to provide me with the GPU Hotspot temperature and the System Stability Test to stress GPU is not working. I have attached an isasensordump.txt file. Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you. isasensordump.txt
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You must be using a 4k monitor with a display scale of 150%. All panel skins are recommended to be created in 100% scale. RECOMMENDED FIX: Go to "C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme\ and right-click the aida64.exe and select Properties" or look for the AIDA64.exe file if you use the portable ZIP package downloaded from AIDA64. Select the 'Compatibility tab'. Click on the 'Change high DPI settings' Select/check the "Override high DPI scaling behaviour. Scaling performed by:" and Select "System" from the drop-down list. Click OK. Close and reopen the AIDA64 program. Import the sensor panel skin again. Restart your Windows and load/import your sensor panel skin again if it is still out of scale. This should fix the display scaling problem. Always use these steps when installing the AIDA64 program.
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You need to rename the file extension from .sensorpanel to .tulcd. Then go to preferences, select LCD, 'enable Turing LCD support' LCD items, select the import button to import the .tulcd file and click apply.
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Did you install the 'Rivatuner Statistics Server' program? You need this program to show the FPS. You can Google search for it.
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Transformer-Matrix of Leadership panel skin using simple gauges available in 1920x480 / 1920x515 All gauges used 0-15 states (16 images) The crystal ball at the center will get brighter as GPU usage increase (while gaming). Full brightneess when useage reach 90%-100% (default sensor). 51_1920x515_MOL.mp4 ☝️Drawn using Illustrator. ☝️Matrix of Leadership panel skin on a TURZX turing smart screen device using LCD from AIDA64 preferences. Visit https://www.bhsysensorpanel.net/ for more info.
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Hey! The new beta link update works😃. It switched off the screen when I quit AIDA64, and my computer no longer woke up from sleep mode. Thank you.
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Yes, it was the Turing device that woke the system up. I forgot to mention I connected the device to a 9-pin USB port. When I put my computer to sleep, the screen went blank, but a few seconds later, my computer woke up. Even without using the AIDA64, the device would wake up the system. Every time I use the device, I rely on the TURZX software to 'Exit the software and shut down the device'. I forgot to try connecting using USB type C to USB type A. When I'm free, I'll try it out and let you know.
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Finally, I have the time to test the TURZX display. I tried it on my Turing 8.8-inch (1920x480 pixels), and it works. However, when I put Windows to sleep mode, the device woke up Windows immediately. The only way I can do now is to rely on the TURZX software to 'Exit the software and shut down the device'. Can the device be put to sleep and prevented from waking up Windows without relying on the TURZX software? Thanks!
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You need to install RSS (Rivatuner Statistics Server). Use Google search to search for 'Rivatuner' After finished installing it, open the RSS. At the top left corner, under 'Start with Windows', switch it to 'ON'. Next, go to 'setup' (bottom blue button), click the 'Start minimized'checkbox. The FPS counter will appear on you sensor panel automatically while gaming.
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SensorPanel data capturing stop working starting a game
BHSY replied to NotturnoBus's topic in SensorPanel
I had faced the same problem before. I discovered that one of my startup programs, the wallpaper engine, was affecting it. Once I closed the Wallpaper Engine and restarted the AIDA64 program, it operated properly again. A startup or background program could be affecting your AIDA64, so check to see if any programs are affecting your AIDA64. -
Thank you🙏 @Fiery! The latest beta fixed all the problems☺️. As for the Modify and New buttons, the response time is now reduced to 2 seconds. Thank you for your quick response.
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These are my settings from the preferences. You can follow it if you want.
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Hi @Fiery, I have been facing problems using the AIDA64 response time for the past months till now on the newer version: 7.50.7200 or the latest updated version 7.50.7215 Beta. I waited until now to inform you of these problems because I wanted to be sure. At first, I suspected it had something to do with my GPU drivers, Windows OS or other programs affecting it. The problems still persist even after I reinstalled my Wins OS and installed the latest GPU drivers yesterday. The problems I faced were: right-click or Click the "New" and "Modify" buttons, it would take about 3 seconds to respond. Highlight a few or more of the sensor items on the SensorPanel Manager, it would take about 2-3 seconds to respond. Longer if all the sensor items were highlighted. Slow response time when moving up or down a single or more sensor item. In the Modify item search bar, text appears slow when I type it, sometimes longer. This video shows when the "Modify" button was clicked and highlighted, it took 3-4 seconds for the Modify Item windows to appear. 20250110_152211.mp4 This video shows that when I type the CPU utilization in the search box, the texts would appear slows at first. Sometimes it took a few seconds for the whole words to appear. 20250114_130908.mp4 This video shows when I want to highlight certain sensor items, it takes a few seconds for it to highlight. Clicking the "Move down" button to move the highlighted sensor items took a few seconds, longer if more items were selected. 20250114_134545.mp4 I tested the 1024 x 600 sample file that comes with the AIDA64 program. It faced all the problems I mentioned above except there were no problems in highlighting, moving up or down the sensor items. I have checked all my images, they were using 32-bit PNG files and the background images used JPEG files. All customs gauges used 15 states. I checked with my friend and he did not face these problems. This is so weird that I'm the only one facing these problems😔. I tested my panel skins on an older AIDA64 version: 7.40.7100 and I didn't face any problems. Attached is my isasensordump.txt The OS and hardware that I use: Windows 11 OS build is 26100.2605 Intel i7-14700KF 3.40 GHz Memory RAM: Kingston Fury Beast RGB DDR5 6000 MHz GPU Card: Gigabyte RTX 3060 Eagle 12 GB Monitor: Gigabyte M27U 4K monitor Let me know if you need more information about my system. Awaiting your reply and solutions. Thank you for taking the time to read.
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