VeilSide Posted October 16, 2022 Posted October 16, 2022 As the title suggests. Is there a way to implement min/max CPU or GPU temperature readings into sensorpanel? 1 Quote
Fiery Posted October 17, 2022 Posted October 17, 2022 On 10/16/2022 at 3:48 AM, VeilSide said: As the title suggests. Is there a way to implement min/max CPU or GPU temperature readings into sensorpanel? It's not possible right now. 1 Quote
VeilSide Posted October 17, 2022 Author Posted October 17, 2022 5 hours ago, Fiery said: It's not possible right now. Will this feature be added in later app builds? I believe it's a very much needed function. 1 Quote
r10 Posted March 10, 2023 Posted March 10, 2023 This is literally the easiest thing to implement... and the only thing preventing me from using AIDA64 instead of HWINFO. Why the reluctance? People have been asking for this since 2016 and it would be easier than telling people "It's not possible for the SensorPanel, but you can have that data either logged into a HTML or CSV log file". Pseudo code... excluding UI Min/Max/Avg selector. # Initialize variables to store min and max sensor min_sensor = 1 max_sensor = 1 # Read from sensor current_sensor = read_sensor() # Check if current sensor is lower than current min if current_sensor < min_sensor: min_sensor = current_sensor # Check if current sensor is higher than current max if current_sensor > max_sensor: max_sensor = current_sensor 2 Quote
VeilSide Posted March 14, 2023 Author Posted March 14, 2023 On 3/10/2023 at 6:08 AM, r10 said: This is literally the easiest thing to implement... and the only thing preventing me from using AIDA64 instead of HWINFO. Why the reluctance? People have been asking for this since 2016 and it would be easier than telling people "It's not possible for the SensorPanel, but you can have that data either logged into a HTML or CSV log file". Pseudo code... excluding UI Min/Max/Avg selector. # Initialize variables to store min and max sensor min_sensor = 1 max_sensor = 1 # Read from sensor current_sensor = read_sensor() # Check if current sensor is lower than current min if current_sensor < min_sensor: min_sensor = current_sensor # Check if current sensor is higher than current max if current_sensor > max_sensor: max_sensor = current_sensor This needs to happen. I love using AIDA64, but without this simple option and few more bits is incomplete. It's been a while since they added any new features. 1 Quote
Bluefire Posted December 30, 2024 Posted December 30, 2024 Just want to bring this topic back ...Now we are close to the year 2025^^ I also like AIDA64 and I need to see the min/max and avg values like shown in HWINFO. Would it be possible to add this feature in one of the following updates? I ordered today the 2 year license renewal^^ Its a nice tool. Quote
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