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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2021
- This is a tutorial on how to install a Sensor Panel in your PC to view hardware information aka a Sensor Panel.
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Aida64 Sensor Panel forums: forums.aida64.com/topic/667-s... - Věda a technologie
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For those asking, here is the file for the Cyberpunk Sensor Panel that was used in the video: www.dropbox.com/s/afcvkpbgt5sv4ro/fantasy%20of%20space%20vertical%20Cyberpunk.sensorpanel?dl=0
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When hiding your taskbar, if you scroll further down, there is an option for multiple displays to show taskbar on all displays. Toggle that off if you still want your taskbar visible on your main monitor but not your other monitors.
Awesome was thinking if there was a option for this :D
thanks mate, wouldn't make sense to toggle the taskbar off for me if that option wasn't available.
thank you that was my problem and noe its solved:)
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Only problem is when you have a multi monitor setup, because this will only show the Taskbar only on one monitor and aik there isn't an option to select on which you want to show it
I will save this video for future when l finish saving for the pc :')
same here mate
Feeling your pain bro 😅
Same
Same bro
Same i am going to get one once i have enough money for water cooling my whole pc its looks great we can get like a couple of these and make great animations
Thanks for going through entire installation and how to set it up with links to tech that works. Most people would just throw up a video of finished product and say "Here it is, eat your hearts Don't you wish you were as smart as me". You went the extra mile and went through everything so now we can be cool too. Thanks again.
Been looking for a good tutorial for this for a while now and when I saw you uploaded this I was so excited. Honestly my favorite youtube channel hands down
Ed: paints the nonvisible cables in white behind his monitors
Also Ed: BLACK cables in an ALL WHITE pc
Once you see it, you can't unsee it
1st thought
@@wojtek-33 that is what bothers me
Should be easy enough to sleeve in white, right?
@@thegreatgazoo or just buy one, he literally bought black cables
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If you want to hide the taskbar for secondary monitor but keep the primary monitor taskbar, then right click on the taskbar and go to taskbar settings. Scroll down, and you'll see Multiple Displays option. Do not toggle on Show taskbar on all displays, and it will only show on your primary.
what if you have 2 monitors? pls help
@@jay.m5228 his reply is for people with 2 monitors. What do u mean?
@@overlord2495 what if you already use two monitors I’m guessing? So including the sensor panel it would technically be 3 monitors for dual monitor users
I'm wondering, how do people prevent their mouse from accidentally going into the sensor panel? Isnt that annoying as heck? Like, I know it's really annoying when your mouse moves off to somewhere you can't view easily. Also, how is it not an issue for people to sacrifice a whole slot on their gpu? I only have 3 slots for my 3 screens, do people just use hdmi splitters or something? I always assumed sensor panels were all self-contained.
@@slaveNo-4028 DUH!!!!! Seriously people?
I didn't even know this exists! Amazin vid. Someday i'll have this. Thanks, I subbed & liked
Hi
better youtubers had this topic years ago... better sub their channels, if you dont want poorly made ripoffs and original content.
@@maxmustermann8776 youtubers like who?
@@morose69 you seriously want him to name every youtuber that made a tiny display pc build before this dude? look it up yourself, its been around for YEARS
@LICINIAN that comment was 10 months ago, I've already done all the research and was able to build my own powerful gaming pc.
that's the sickest gaming PC ive ever seen, i'm in love with the color scheme -- nice job my man
Been building PCs for so long, but this is the first time I heard of a sensor panel lol.
A new world just opened for me!
It’s always a good day when techman uploads
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In defense of the thicker cables, they'll generally last longer since the thin cables are more subject to sharp angles which tend to destroy the cables.
Bro even if you buy thin cable they won't just snap unless you bought them from. Like wish or aliexpress
@@alianaz5899 agreed LOL🤣🤣🤣
I'm almost ready to build my first pc so thanks for making this video!
thankyou for making a tutorial on this ive been wanting to add one to my pc
A trial is not a free software
That's why I always recommend Rainmeter instead of Aida64. It's open source, has a huge community, can pull info from both hardware and APIs, has a bunch of other plugin and app integration support like currently playing media, HWInfo, CoreTemp, supports mouse actions and Lua scripting. I highly recommend it as an alternative.
Plz do more, it's so awesome man, I never knew that there was such a thing... But now I'm informed and know that it exists.... U r such a good teacher.. U got my respect and subscribed same time
Best video I have watched when it comes to customizing your PC, you covers everything I needed to know.
Thanks for the informative video! Definitely learned something new today.
I spray painted my 5000D the same way you have done. Man it was so stressful but I got it all on and there’s small imperfections but you barely see it on the front panel area. All the grey is nowhere to be seen and I’m very happy with it
Wow I have never seen anything like this. Very cool and great job explaining how to install and setup.
Thats what i was searching for..you explained it, so really everyone can diy ! Awesome, thumbs up!
"The length also matters guys..."
i heard him say that and i went straight to the comments to see how many people were gonna make fun of him hahaha
Length, width and height 😂
This was a GREAT video, thank you!
That's a pretty dope display and looks really sick on your PC.
a short and simple tutorial. very much appreciated😗
that is sooooo pretty.. looks really nice.
maybe one day i can also run a rig like that🇿🇦 thanks for all you awesome content that helps escape all the real word troubles. stay lit
just finished building my first of with a r7 5800x and a 3060 ti and I’m definitely going to try this :)
Thanks for the video :D everyone shows how to install the internal screens but I was rly looking for a video how to setup the shown images/temperature panels
This is really cool. It’s something I would def. like to do in the future, prob in my next build. Beautiful video n editing. Well wishes
Need this video for my future build. i was thinking about this last few weeks ago. you answered my thoughts thankyouuuuu :)
I was thinking of ways to make my pc more full and customizable once i watercool mine this is perfect i hope we get more cool tech like this
Ed you absolute legend I wanted to build a pc with this in it but tutorials are ass Ed is just the best tech CZcamsR end of story
Who’s tutorials are ass tho?
⬆️ Don't read. This isn't a RickRoll..
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Why are his tutorials ass?
This was really good actually! Thanks ed!🙏
Thanks for these tips...I was able to install this panel in my system and it looks badass!!!
Dang, this is the most complete tutorial about sensor panel. From installation until software customization
Thanks for this idea! Since I already use an ESP32 to make my rgb effects custom I was thinking about adding an LCD to the ESP but I didn't think of this easy way to do it - just use an additional monitor! Makes getting all information easier and I don#t need to transfer the data via serial or get it via sensors.
Yes this! Never wanted to do one because of the other videos I had seen, then the "extra monitor" was shown and I was like... that's so easy 😅
I hope you doing good today ED 😄 thanks for the helpful video 👏🏼
You Rock!!! Thank you for this video. Easy to understand and follow!!
Great Video! Random thought, could you use the same tape from the border to cover the small portion of the cables from the display? I think that would be awesome to hide the little bit of black from the PC!
You should use asus master suite for your rgb. Also has aura sync live wallpapers. So the wallpapers change colours in sync with the rest of your rig.
Love it man. Keep up the good work ❤️‼️
The video I’ve been waiting for
I used one of my old phones with a software that lets me use it as a screen.
With internal usb ports it's pretty easy to setup.
So how do you solve the issue where it turns on and off independently instead of with your PC? So if you're away from your pc for days the battery for the phone will run out and then you'd have to open the glass panel to turn it on again once it's fully charged, AFTER you turn on your PC. Not worth it for the hassle.
Looks awesome!! i think i'm gonna give it a try soon :D
Thank you so much! You really helped me out!
I think step 1 & 2 should be swapped as figuring out the location you want the monitor will determine the size of the monitor you need.
I have never seen a PC like this awesome 😎
Thanks for your video, I was looking for an explaining for several years.
Im actually planning to do this on my PC. 😂 Thanka Ed!
What about a whole tempered glass screen haha I've seen one before
I've seen where you can use your tempered glass on the pc case as desktop monitor lol
I use one of these 7" displays for a 2nd monitor. I just VHB taped it to the back of the monitor and it looks great. I dont need a full display because I just use it for youtube, and the location is great because you dont need to move your head
what is VHB tape?
Very helpful video, thinking about installing one of these in my PC now
Only drawback is you might need a video card for 2nd HDMI port if you only have 1 on I/O panel. Wanted something to cover up holes and ridges in between MB and front of case. Was going to use some thin sheet metal to cover them. This looks like it fits the bill better. Can still use sheet metal to frame this and create a nice flat plane from the MB to front of case. I like RGB, but kinda thought there might be something more useful to stick inside a windowed case like a TV screen. No window case? Attach it on top of your case like a billboard.
Or, if the I/O panel on your GPU supports it, you can change the cable to your main display into (DisplayPort - DIsplayPort) or (DIsplayPort - HDMI). Then the single HDMI slot from your GPU will be freed up for your sensor panel display. Alternatively you can run a (DisplayPort - HDMI) cable from your GPU to the sensor panel and keep the cable to you main display as it currently is.
Can't a hdmi to usb adapter be used if there is no 2nd hdmi
@@paulfearn4905 i got a dvi to hdmi adapter on amazon for 5 dollars for 2 pack
if you have a GPU with only one HDMI port, its probably too weak to be wasting performance on running a mini display
@@seemslegit6203 hahaha… my first thought too
Waiting for Part Two of The Desk PC build. I guess you are working on a special project. Uploads do be kinda slow
Ed, i love ur videos, keep up the good work my G
Thanks Ed this was really helpful
Hey Ed! Will you ever make a new version of Setup Wars like a Clean and Minimal Budget Edition? Or combine other version for a new one?
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Welcome to another episode of: *jealousy on whole different levels*
So true. I can’t even get a gpu and he has shelf’s of them 😢
@@flowshowgames7541 he’s lucky yk companies actually PAY HIM to have the GPUs!?
@@xum0007 exactly. He gets them easily and I can’t even pay extra without going through scalpers to get them
@@flowshowgames7541 shut up
@@pancakezzzz_ why😂
This video is gold mate, thanks
You are the best I am going to order this for my new PC build that I am doing for the first time
Really great looking build. The screen adds a lot, and I love the theme you picked for it (even if I don't love CP2077).
I'm just using an old Note8 with Trigone system monitor right now, but definitely want to do a more permanent panel like this soon.
Keep in mind if you want to monitor your gpu temp and usage aida64 will make your system crash randomly when the drivers and aida64 try to access these probes at the same time. This has been a known bug in aida for 5 plus years now. So if you start getting random crashes try turning off aida
This is a year old but I believe it only affects AMD gpu’s doesn’t it?
@@taden2007 yes as far as I can tell it only effect AMD GPUs. It's just sad that Aida will not post on their site that their software is not compatible with AMD GPUs and they have no plan to fix it. But they are happy to take your money.
So you’re saying I baisically cant use this screen with my AMD gpu?
@@RealistikOG Sadly yes. I have tried to work with the Aida64 devs to try and resolve this but all they want to do is blame AMD and pretend its not an issue. And they wont provide any refunds for people buying their software without knowing this issue. So from what research i have done it appears what happens is aida tries to poll certain sensors on the GPU at the same time as the AMD software and/or windows tries to access it which causes the driver to panic and crash.
thanks for the reply! but what if i only plan to use my raspberry pi monitor for showcasing desktop background or gifs etc/ not monitoring any temps or stats, will this still be an issue with my amd gpu@@jdmaltezza
@TechSource I've noticed, that you have a air bubble in your water cooling sitting right in your cpu cooler. Your CPU is set a high risk of overheat, as your watercooling will not work properly in this area. You should get rid of the air inside your CPU cooler. Nice video btw. I was thinking about this for longer time. With your video I now know how to do so. Thank's alot. 👍
Very helpful man.thanks a lot🖤
just a few things.. you can also use any tablet.. I used a Samsung Galaxy tab I had laying around, and a program named spacedesk (free) to create a wireless display.. second you can edit the background picture of any sensor panel in paint to match your resloution, and then replace the original (just make sure that you make the sensor panel size the same resolution in aida 64 . Also the free version of aida64 is not bad , but a lot of the sensors will say Trial and you can not get rid of that label .. unless you get the full version (GPU utilization for example) .
Good point
How are you charging the tablet when it's inside? Just put a USB cable out into the pc as with a normal display? I might have some old tablet laying around which have no use right now
@@Gene.- yes.. I ran the usb cord through the motherboard tray , and back up through the basement , and then out one of the back io spaces to charge it.. quite easy to hide because my gpu is vertically mounted
@@jayblueeyez76 I see, my gpu is not vertical but I guess since my case is black I can hide the cable pretty easily
@@Gene.- even if you don’t put the tablet in your case the spacedesk program turns the tablet into a wireless display .. so you can put it anywhere … does not need to be used with aida64.. it is a full fledged wireless display
I know I’m never finna do this but it wouldn’t hurt to watch
Just ordered my monitor and I can’t wait!
Frost v.2 looks SO GOOD
Really cool, just a few questions. Do you have to start this up every time manually or is there a way to have it open on the second screen every time windows starts? Is there a way to prevent the mouse from entering the second screen, I can imagine it would be easy to lose it there.
There is a way to get AIDA64 to launch when you start up windows. The mouse will enter the second screen but its not as bad as you think, youre always looking at your mouse so it's hard to lose track of it in the first place.
Never clicked this fast
Same
Agreed
Very good tutorial!
Thank you!
thanks for this valueable vid... im glad to know how it is work now
Don't you have to pay a yearly licence fee for aida64 ?
I’m wondering about that now too
Bro, you need to pay for aida64 otherwise you get some of the parameters to not show the value but just "TRIAL"
It's not free at all.
Thank you, I will definitely give this a try.
I might give this a shot, it's pretty cool
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That is an absolute beauty
Loved your part in black widow 😉
this is crazy, thanks for sharing. Im going to add a monitor to my PC NOW lol
Awesome build
Tech source notif. I watch asap.
Incredibly beautiful👍👍
This Tutorial Is Elite 🔥 🔥 🔥
Since it is just like another monitor, you can use Rainmeter to modify it too. Rainmeter is free and has some free templates.
Aida64 programming actually looks easier than I thought. Might have to give this a shot.
Since this panel is basically a second monitor, I would install it and use Rainmeter for some really wicked custom desktops.
SpaceDesk app + old phone or tablet was my preferred solution. Less cables and felt a bit better about repurposing some old hardware I already had on hand.
Explain how?
Super helpful video!
great video thanks :) I am def considering it............
This video was posted on my birthday that's crazy
First, ya don't suck, I almost didn't use the code. Thanks for all you do, and I love learning from you to this day. Hope you are having a great day. =)
Nice! I also have this mod in my case
100% adding this to my build. I have been watching your videos for inspiration ideas. Thank you!
I would have gone for white cables... Awesome build btw !
LOL I just hit like 900 on the Mark anyways great videos keep them coming
Sick setup dude...
All things aside, thank you for showing me why my taskbar is not on all of my monitors. I get why you wanted to hide it but in my setup not having it on all my monitors had been a headache to say the least. #youdaman
Damn Edgar went savage on that default sensor panel
you should put a few washers on the screws from the outside of the case to make sure the screws and monitor don't pop out
you can also use the osd option to display all info you want in a very simple column that you can put on your desktop wherever you want