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Hi everyone.
I updated Ahmed-90's brilliant SystemInformation monitoring tool (with permission) for Rainmeter to the point of almost completely reworking the GPU and CPU core modules, as well as providing disk monitoring support.
The following things have been updated:
SystemInformation Changelog - Pastebin.com
Update 13: revamped and restructured CPU module, changed font to Bahnschrift, added skin for up to 4 fans, removed deprectated ATI dll from GPU skins, fixed nvidia power reading (v 2.0b)
Update 14: ported all GPU skins to Bahnschrift, ported RAM skin to Bahnschrift, improvements to labeling of the FAN skin for easier customization
Skins still missing Bahnschrift:
DiskX.ini
DiskXThreeGraph.ini
All NET1 not labeled "Bahn", all NET2 and NET3
(v 2.1b)
1 - Install all plugins if not already done at startup
2 - (Optional) Install HWiNFO
3 - (Required for GPU Monitoring) Install MSIAfterburner
4 - CPU: Change your name by right clicking on the tool and editing the CPUNAME variable
5 - GPU: Configure your GPU data at (Documents\Rainmeter\Skins\SystemInformation\GPU\Config.inc ).
6 - NET: Configure your upload/download speeds by right clicking on the skin -> edit skin
7 - DRIVE: Configure your drives by selecting a drive skin, edit -> driveLetter=X: where X be your desired drive letter
8 - Textures: go to Documents\Rainmeter\Skins\SystemInformation\GPU and rename img to img_dark and img_light to img if you want more background transparency
9 - FAN: See HWiNFO config section
I only recommend you use the HWINFO skins if you are an experienced user, know how Rainmeter skins work and thus know how to configure it.
I will not provide support for getting it to work. That's on you.
If you want to get started, check out the link below. After reading through it you should know what the information below refers to.
Working with the HWiNFO plugin - Rainmeter Forums
Here are the measurements you need to update with the correct SensorID, SensorInstance and EntryType:
CPU skin:
Temperature Reading 1:
Measure Name: [CPUNameT1]
Temperature Reading 2:
Measure Name: [CPUNameT1]
Average effective clock:
Measure Name: [measureAvgClockEffective]
Fan skin:
Set the values below to your minimum and maximum fan speeds
cpuMinFanSpeed=
cpuMaxFanSpeed=
optMinFanSpeed=
optMaxFanSpeed=
ch2MinFanSpeed=
ch2MaxFanSpeed=
ch3MinFanSpeed=
ch3MaxFanSpeed=
Measures:
[measureFan1] thru [measureFan4]
I updated Ahmed-90's brilliant SystemInformation monitoring tool (with permission) for Rainmeter to the point of almost completely reworking the GPU and CPU core modules, as well as providing disk monitoring support.
The following things have been updated:
- New GPU monitoring base to work with MSI Afterburner plugin
- New CPU skins to work with 8, 12, 16, 24 and 32 thread CPUs
- MSIAfterburner monitoring (CPU temp) or
- HWINFO monitoring (effective clock, 2 temperatures of your choice)
- option to split a 32 thread cpu into 2x16thread skins included
- disk monitoring skins
- Ryzen branded skin
- Modified textures, now using self made new transparent ones
- added optional darker textures and re-added default texturs (all in skin folder)
- new color scheme
- (BETA) HWiNFO monitoring for CPU
Updates
SystemInformation Changelog - Pastebin.com
Update 13: revamped and restructured CPU module, changed font to Bahnschrift, added skin for up to 4 fans, removed deprectated ATI dll from GPU skins, fixed nvidia power reading (v 2.0b)
Update 14: ported all GPU skins to Bahnschrift, ported RAM skin to Bahnschrift, improvements to labeling of the FAN skin for easier customization
Skins still missing Bahnschrift:
DiskX.ini
DiskXThreeGraph.ini
All NET1 not labeled "Bahn", all NET2 and NET3
(v 2.1b)
Installation
1 - Install all plugins if not already done at startup
2 - (Optional) Install HWiNFO
3 - (Required for GPU Monitoring) Install MSIAfterburner
4 - CPU: Change your name by right clicking on the tool and editing the CPUNAME variable
5 - GPU: Configure your GPU data at (Documents\Rainmeter\Skins\SystemInformation\GPU\Config.inc ).
6 - NET: Configure your upload/download speeds by right clicking on the skin -> edit skin
7 - DRIVE: Configure your drives by selecting a drive skin, edit -> driveLetter=X: where X be your desired drive letter
8 - Textures: go to Documents\Rainmeter\Skins\SystemInformation\GPU and rename img to img_dark and img_light to img if you want more background transparency
9 - FAN: See HWiNFO config section
How to configure HWiNFO skins
I only recommend you use the HWINFO skins if you are an experienced user, know how Rainmeter skins work and thus know how to configure it.
I will not provide support for getting it to work. That's on you.
If you want to get started, check out the link below. After reading through it you should know what the information below refers to.
Working with the HWiNFO plugin - Rainmeter Forums
Here are the measurements you need to update with the correct SensorID, SensorInstance and EntryType:
CPU skin:
Temperature Reading 1:
Measure Name: [CPUNameT1]
Temperature Reading 2:
Measure Name: [CPUNameT1]
Average effective clock:
Measure Name: [measureAvgClockEffective]
Fan skin:
Set the values below to your minimum and maximum fan speeds
cpuMinFanSpeed=
cpuMaxFanSpeed=
optMinFanSpeed=
optMaxFanSpeed=
ch2MinFanSpeed=
ch2MaxFanSpeed=
ch3MinFanSpeed=
ch3MaxFanSpeed=
Measures:
[measureFan1] thru [measureFan4]
Credits:
- Ahmed-90, obviously: ahmed-90.deviantart.com/art/Sy…
- Strangowner for
- HWiNFO plugin: www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-Ra…
- MSI Afterburner plugin: forums.guru3d.com/threads/rain…
- "ch_rob" from his own skin "Rainmeter TopProcesses" [link]
- AMD for the Ryzen wordmark
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the gpu skin is broken. sadly I think this skin is abandoned.