🚀 Introducing SynQPanel - A New Panel-Based Visualization Tool for AIDA64 Users

[GaHile]

17 hours ago, Loyd said:

"implements AIDA-style $LABEL macro resolution (e.g. $CPUMODEL, $GPU1MODEL)." just how does this work? could not get it working.  also the names of the imported files are some sort of date function taken from the file I guess.  any way we could rename the file box?

Loyd

Thank you for testing and sharing feedback!!

Currently, $LABEL values can’t be fetched directly via Shared Memory, as only sensor values are exposed. To ensure a smooth and reliable experience, I’ve implemented a safe workaround that fetches these values and converts each $LABEL into its corresponding readable text label.

I’ve personally tested this on my system using the following available labels, and they’re working as expected:

• $CPUMODEL
• $GPU1MODEL
• $GPU2MODEL
• $CHIPSET
• $MOBOMODEL
• $OSPRODUCT
• $DXVER
• $HOSTNAME
• $DNSHOSTNAME
• $LOCALIP
• $USERNAME

Since system configurations can vary, if you’re using or have any additional labels, please feel free to share them-I’ll be more than happy to incorporate and test those as well 😊
Also, do let me know if you notice any issues with the above displays.

You’re absolutely right about the imported name showing as a date. That name actually comes from the .sp2 file stored inside the .spzip package. The .spzip file is essentially a container that includes all SensorPanel assets-such as images-along with the .sp2 file, which holds everything from layout and positioning to size and configuration details.
The filename is used so changes can be written back to the correct file when you hit Save. That said, I’ll explore whether we can display the spzip name instead, to make this clearer and more intuitive 💡

17 hours ago, BHSY said:

Hi GaHile, so far, I’ve run into one issue: the font style isn’t working. I tested with a common font, Arial, selected Bold, and Italic, but nothing changed. The same problem occurs with other fonts as well.😟

The right‑click actions and the close‑to‑tray feature are working perfectly. 👍 Regarding $LABEL, no issue when I import a new .spzip panel. However, my existing .sqx panel with no name label was not updated. I need to reimport the .spzip panel and re-add the videos. Is there any way to update it from SynQPanel?

One question: if I changed to a new CPU, will $LABEL automatically update with the new processor name? I assume it will, since SynQPanel shares memory with AIDA.

Thanks.

Thank you for testing and sharing feedback!! 😍

Regarding the font issue, could you please let me know exactly where you’re facing the problem? I wasn’t able to reproduce it on my end-fonts appear to be working fine here. That said, something might still be off, and I’m absolutely here to track it down and fix it for you 🙂

I’m really glad to hear that the right-click actions and the close-to-tray feature are working perfectly and exactly as you expected 🎉 Thank you so much for adding this feature - it’s genuinely useful and a great enhancement!

Your observation about $LABEL behavior is spot-on 👍
There are no issues with newly created panels; however, existing panels behave differently at the moment.

At present, $LABELS are converted into hard-coded text labels inside SynQPanel. This approach was intentionally chosen as a first step-to verify compatibility across different systems and ensure values are fetched correctly. If this makes sense!!

To answer your question honestly:
If you switch to a new CPU (or similar hardware change), the $LABEL won’t automatically update right now, since it has already been converted into a static text label.

But please don’t worry-I am here and I’ve got your back 😄
I will explore whether $LABELS can be stored as sensors instead, so they dynamically update whenever system hardware changes. That’s the ideal behavior, and I’ll definitely test and validate this for you to make sure it works seamlessly 💪

Let me know if there’s anything else you’d like me to check or improve-I’m always happy to help!