Finally a Great External Hardware Sensor Panel

[@Vladek16]

I was torn about the monitoring screens, but this one really appeals to me. The fact that there is no modding to do to make it look nice, the fact that it does not use an HDMI port, the native support for AIDA64. It's really well thought out

[@jurajjanosik7451]

Cool product. I'm currently using an old phone for monitoring my system. Aida64 also have a web server that can be used as a LCD. So all you need is an old phone with web browser and that's how you can have a cheap HW monitoring.

[@orucreiss]

are there any tutorials for this?

[@pino_de_vogel]

sounds likea better idea then this. The built quality of this looks poorly designed. Phones/tablets in general are much better to clean and in build quality.

[@kapitanuran]

Tactical dot to see what awesome tutorial you come up with 1😊

[@KC8DKT]

For anyone wandering in Aida64 under LCD it has a "Remote Sensor" setting. Open a web browser on any device or any kind and type in the IP for the system that is running Aida64 on and it will display. Phone/Tab/Mac/Pc ANYTHING that can display html.

[@fungalgrowth]

You can probably deal with the fingerprint issue by buying a matte/paperlike screen protector and cutting it down to size. This thing looks pretty great, wasn't expecting it from GSkill

[@MichelBertrand]

I've been waiting for ages for someone to come out with a monitoring screen that just uses a USB-C cable instead of having to dedicate an hdmi port to it. The only problem I see right now, besides the fact that it doesn't come with a license or rebate for AIDA64, is that I can't find it anywhere for sale :) Thanks Roman for the preview. Happy holidays!

[@pocketkiriyama]

I clicked on the link it's sold out!

[@vesolcable]

YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN USE OLD TABLET OR PHONE FOR HARDWARE MONITORING. AND ITS OVER USB MINI OR USB C

[@MichelBertrand]

I did try using an old tablet but the software isn't quite there yet. Of course if this thing comes out in Canada close to $200 it will also be a non starter if it's this slow to manipulate...

[@hellraver.]

@@vesolcableIs the SHIFT key stuck? Do you know that a tablet or phone isn't the solution either? Firstly, it fails due to the right software and secondly, it's not a clean solution either.

[@XxAtomic646xX]

bro aida64 is like $3 or less on g2a

[@jimmyvau]

There is a bug in Aida64 that prevents it from reporting CPU usage properly on 10th gen Intel. They implemented a workaround, but it broke the sensor panel graphs and isn't guaranteed to be accurate anyway.

[@Lishtenbird]

These extra screens taking up an HDMI port has always been a deal breaker for me for those same reasons, but also because I'm always running out of ports anyway. That said, with monitors getting bigger and better, and keyboards more versatile, I don't really feel the need for these devices as much anymore. But there are still use cases for them, so it's nice to see them evolve in the right direction.

[@nimbulan2020]

At $130, that's a hard sell vs a Streamdeck which has many more options for customization through their plugin marketplace. The only real thing you gain here is having a non-segmented screen which admittedly does help a lot for that Aida64 integration.

[@spdcrzy]

This is a different use case than a Streamdeck. If you need the Streamdeck, you need the Streamdeck. I wouldn't cross-shop the two things. But I would definitely buy both.

[@nimbulan2020]

@@spdcrzy Why's that? It's just a customizable screen with buttons. Just because it's marketed towards streamers doesn't really mean there aren't other uses for it. There's even an HWinfo addon available (not one for AIDA though.)

[@rufio_lyonsbane]

If you only need a USB panel supported by AIDA64, there are alternative options available such as BeadaPanel which is less expensive than WigiDash

[@cszthompson]

I like the fact this is an external usb device and not connected by hdmi/dp and recognized as a separate display. I’m definitely interested in picking one up. I think for single monitor display set ups this could be helpful for sure.

[@kchiem]

Like a larger, touchscreen version of a Stream Deck. You can do a lot more than stream-related functions with a Stream Deck.. basically everything you mentioned except the AIDA stuff.

[@jernejtkobal]

I've been a long time GOverlay user. Something similar to this. But as you mentioned, setting it is very time consuming,it does come with presets and other users post their setups which you can import.

[@Booth73]

I ended up buying the corsair nexus to use as my panel and so far it shows basic enough info that I wanted to see so I'm good. It was also only $50 so I'm pleased enough with it.

[@wesleycarmichael1470]

Looks like a good solution, currently running a third LCD screen with Aida64 and as noted some games (especially older ones) get wacky with the resolution and it's a bit of a pain. Having USB C is very nice and the touch screen is just an add on over that.

[@TheGeneReyva]

I've spent like 3 months trying to remember this damn thing! G.SKILL!! Thank you so much!

[@xXEPIKgamerXx]

I think the main draws vs a simple Stream Deck are A. You can use buttons that are bigger than 1x1 and display bigger/denser images B. You can do that with only a USB C. I can't speak to which software is more customizable. This reminds me that I'm still waiting on haptic feedback to become mainstream.

[@dennissmith1435]

This is exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you for the review. I trust your judgement. The other solutions I've come across either use and HDMI port along with the USB for power and are a second monitor in Windows which creates all sorts of additional issues. The others that work like the WigiDash and only use a USB connection rely on software you have to download from rather suspicious sources or at least unverified sources. I'm reluctant to do that and they don't necessarily rely on AIDA64 or HWINFO. This might seem like a benefit, but you have to rely on whatever sensor technology they are using to monitor. All in all, this is a great solution. Now if they would make a panel you could use internally to the PC, maybe just for a sensor panel and not touch screen or remote functions, that would be a perfect option for those who just wnat a plug and play sensor panel.

[@FirestormX9]

It's quite a bit like the Corsair iCue Nexus companion screen: USB. Detachable. Touchscreen. Multi screens. HWinfo integration for sensors. But much larger interface.

[@Dudleydogg]

I bought this panel and its Fantastic I love it disconnected my old WaveShare one.

[@CaraesNaur]

Most likely a few years late for this, but I wish there was a system monitor designed to mount in 2x 5.25 drive bays. I'm currently cobbling together such a solution with a 5 inch USB screen and a dual bay internal drive cooler frame.

[@yesterdaysjam2405]

There was a CRT version of that. Also I'm pretty sure I read thermal take or someone like that had a LCD that went into the optical drive slots. This was back in the mid or late 2000s.

[@MirorR3fl3ction]

this seems damn near perfect for my use case. Any word on whether you can integrate HWinfo into this? Id imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to do, but I haven't seen anyone explicitly confirm a working integration with HWinfo yet

[@dbrown23]

Perfect! I never wanted to use those HDMi displays for the identical reasons! I’d love to see what it looks like with only CPU GPU and GPU hotspot shown on the display… and can I see those at 10 foot or so away :P very particular but I game sitting on a couch with a TV. Currently use the Radeon overlay but if they can be visible at that distance for only those three values then it’s an instant buy for me.

[@MoultrieGeek]

Same here, couch, TV and my gaming rig is hiding in a closet to keep the noise down (my wife is ultra sensitive to coil whine) so this would be perfect.

[@Midz350i]

​@@MoultrieGeek So you could say the PC is in the closet because you're ultra sensitive to "wife" whine?

[@MoultrieGeek]

@@Midz350i Nah, we've been married 13 years so I've learned to filter out wife whine.

[@HackoDis]

This is pretty cool, I could see using this for streaming, music, movies loading up things for the stream etc. 130 bucks isn't to bad for that and it does give you alot of functions and possibilities. Aida 64 support is just icing on the cake.

[@dangerwr]

I've been looking for an affordable USB only screen to use as a sensor panel for a couple of years now. I think this one might be it. 👍

[@mibfox]

I used Asus Front Panel years ago. It could be built in your pc case, as panel was dvd rom format. This panel in video today is new level. I like it.

[@greenbow7888]

7:04 I buy keyboards that have the audio functions. The buttons also operate things like Prime Video, Power DVD, and Jriver.

[@pirvuliviu449]

Been living in germany for 3 years now, and watch your videos since while also learning Deutsch! Love your reviews!!

[@RenanSpolon]

Wow! Super cool, I currently use a second screen to monitor the system, and this panel will fit like a glove for my setup, I hope it doesn't take too long to arrive in Brazil. 👑

[@elzocko5474]

Where can I get the AIDA 64 Template/Profile shown ?

[@Bassnova]

Because it’s not a dedicated video output from the GPU makes that way more temping like you had brought up. Considering how much displays cost is basically the same and in all respects has more functionality honestly sells me on it more considering the fact it’s usb with touch capacity versus having a hardware monitor running off my GPU.

[@jerrywatson1958]

It is nice. Fully configured with Ada64 the price compares to Aquacomputer Aquaero. It too works with Ada64 and HWINFO, but it has it's own system integration with Aquasuite. I have the touch screen version of aquaero w/remote. I primarily use the remote if I want to access something on the screen. Otherwise my 2nd monitor displays aquasuite full screen. The remote also can control pc functions if you choose to use that function as well. Thanks for this I hope you test other devices and fan controllers in the future, makes a great video series.

[@AnthonyRBlacker]

Nice flex showing 5.6gHz on the display 2:20 into it.. thanks edit: Jay did a video a while ago (maybe you did I don't know) about doing his own version of this, but here in the States it's $127 on Amazon Business.. that's NOT bad at all considering if you had to buy all the stuff to make one and the time to do it, man that's really a great price in my opinion! Nice review.

[@MaethorDerien]

Seriously this is almost exactly what I have wanted, a good info display that doesn't require an video signal and works with USB. The price is a bit high for what you get but I hope we see more competitors to this.

[@112Famine]

I've been using WaveShare's LED/OLED screens with or without touch screen with a SBC like a raspberry pi connected to the PC via bluetooth, wifi, etc sending aida64 data from the main computer. this way it doesn't use the PC's video out & it can stay on when PC is off showing weather, text messages, home security cameras, etc.

[@TheMkourkis]

Can you include a link for the aida64 template you are using. PS I JUST bought one because of your video!!

[@valkyrie743]

this is damn near perfect. if they can add a function where i can have the screen act as a youtube player as a feature, ill be sooo happy. i've been waiting for something like this for a awhile. i also hated the other screens that take up a port on my video card and causing issues with drivers and games.

[@Dan-Simms]

Seems like a real cool product, I like the idea more than using a small 2nd monitor for monitoring purposes.

[@LordChariot]

Aida64 has a hard time reading sensors when Corsair IQ is running. Fanspeeds and temp sensors become unavailable for Aida64 to display.

[@ErnestJay88]

this is what we want, even better if we can mount it inside our PC, doesn't need to install "another monitor" inside the case and configure what to show on secondary monitor.

[@--_DJ_--]

Wouldn't that kill most of the functionality of it being that it is a touch screen? Or do you mean mount it to the exterior of the case so you can still access it?

[@ErnestJay88]

@@--_DJ_-- yeah, we lose touch screen function but it doesn't have to, because we only need to configure once and few tweaks sometime later. unless you really need spotify and twitch menu, it better be an external display.

[@--_DJ_--]

@@ErnestJay88 That seems like it would be a huge waste to me.

[@mikeoleksa]

I've wanted a "stat screen" for quite a while, but for the same reason (showing up as an actual monitor) I never bought one. I had already been down that road of headaches when I integrated a surround sound receiver into my setup. With this G.Skill screen being an USB device, it's already sold for me.

[@dieselphiend]

All of the fan headers on my ASRock X570 Taichi have died. At first, it was an intermittent problem, then about 2 months ago it became permanent. I solved it by adding a Molex to 4 pin fan chassis hub while I wait for an Aquacomputer OCTO fan controller to arrive.

[@daftpunk672]

This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks Roman!

[@jayasooriya]

like “der8auer” said, I’m always use Aida64 integration to see My CPU, GPU usage, Temps and Fan speed when I do rendering & also to check my FPS while I’m playing games. Separate screen lot more helpful in this situation.

[@andrevanniekerk4711]

If it wasn't for the price, I would have bought one already, glad that it is actually a brand that I know and not weird stuff on Amazon

[@jrose-xp6tf]

It's ridiculously overpriced, I use a 7" Rasberry screen that costs $50 and resize/retint MSI Afterburner for a permanent sensor screen that matches my rig colors.

[@alexlockard8075]

built in AIDA64 AND autohotkey support!!! I might actually buy this thing just for that

[@betag24cn]

for those who have too much money and time on their hands i dont even overclock anymore, i like silent, stable and cool pc gaming sessions

[@MaheerKibria]

I want this but without needing to use aida64 to get the sensor information, with no touch screen, and an internal USB header. The problem is the only companies making them are no-name brands with proprietary software I am not sure I can trust. A lot of companies opt for HDMI because of this but I don't want that either. This is something i would consider it just isn't exactly what i want.

[@AngryFloatingCow]

This is like the Stream deck for sensors, but infinitely more niche.

[@floodo1]

I was gonna look into using a small touchscreen from my old 3d printer to display system info after new years, but I’m going to look into this because it’s turn key … can spend the time configuring rather than DiYing!

[@deezybe9489]

I use a small monitor for aida64 as it is and took the time to set it all up, the only issue I have with my setup is that it is a monitor and I do have apps open from time to time on it so this would solve my problem and at 130 usd that is not bad....a bit high but for what it can do I would think they could get 200 for it if they want cuz I don't think there is anything on the market right now that dose what this dose all in one

[@jurakerleha]

Few years back I had GOverlay which was similar although didn't had touch but was able pull and display from SIV64, HWiNFO and Aida64 or Aquasuite etc Not sure on that from Gskill

[@GrandAdmiralHamilton]

Looks like an awesome product! 😃👍 Will definately look at that when my next custom loop PC is finished! 😊

[@declinox]

This is super nice. I had a 5" screen in my desk PC using AIDA64, but didn't like having to run multiple cables to it and having it use an HDMI port. In short it was more hassle than it was worth, so I eventually removed it. This would be a nicer solution.

[@scottstamm7022]

So....a StreamDeck for your Hardware Stats?! Got it!

[@passionne836]

It is a good idea but : - The price ot device + AIDA64 of 200 € is a bit too high : may a partnership between Gskill and the AIDA64 developer be possible to lower the invoice ? 130 € for the device, and an included AIDA64 licence would be more interesting. - Will this device be supported in a few years ? It is a niche product and my fear is that Gskill drops the support if the sales are bad.

[@TheExileFox]

That would be a nice deal yes

[@thereverant5203]

It would be great if there was a basic driver for Linux and then an SDK to add our own stuff. Either for workstations or even for server monitoring!

[@MoultrieGeek]

My thoughts as well but since I only run casual games under Proton (for the heavy stuff I use Windows) I can make it work. An SDK is a brilliant idea though.

[@themusesquad8554]

OMG jay2cent gonna love it

[@stevenwest1494]

It would be nice if you could use it on the fly to adjust fan speeds so you could lower the gpu fan which often pulls harder before case fans increase. Im sure that's been done before, but it'd be nice to select a silent, summer, winter, gaming fan profiles. Interesting product with intuitive software.

[@eckz8659]

Aida64 is one of the best investments I've ever made in the last few decades of pc building and tinkering. I picked this up the other day and am very happy with it so far. I've put the stream deck up, but if you're an actual streamer and need the buttons I agree it would be better in that case.

[@cbremer83]

Not bad if you do not have an extra monitor. Not enough for me to ditch my rainmeter widgets though. About 1/4 of my second screen is full of sensor data pulled from HWinfo and displayed in Rainmeter overlays.

[@davestir5743]

A lot of the new panels use USB and not HDMI. Which has been a great upgrade to them.

[@MrReivn]

Thanks for the review. I'm searching for a display for car installation, that should be able to present the most important information, and include functions that replace my stereo unit for music play. This seems highly applicable, I could hide the bigger display & mouse & keyboard to glove compartment, and control music & handsfree with this. That is, if you can use this to display any programs that you use on your computer, including Phone Link software for smartphone linking to the pc?

[@prasvt]

I had a 7in EK Lumen screen mounted in my o11 Dynamic Evo, which I intended to use with Mo-Bro. But when I was building the new PC, I realized MoBro had gone subscription (I'm not paying $11/ mo). Aida64 Sensor Panel functionality is pretty good; just know that the fancy skins only work when you're using a locally connected LCD (ie. HDMI, DP). For something like this (or an LCD connected to an RPI), looks like you're using the LCD / 'remote sensor panel' functionality. So no fancy gauges and skins b/c I guess Aida64 uses a different renderer for that. STILL, I'd rather go this route as a decent compromise. I can live without the fancy gauges. At least now a) I'm not dealing with Windows weirdness w/ a physically connected monitor or b) having to autoload a browser window in Raspberry OS remotely and perhaps have to deal w/ fonts that aren't on that system that I selected on my local system. In a perfect world, if Aida64 could pull in information from HWINFO that it seems to be missing that would be great. Without even considering all the other stuff the Wigidash appears to be able to do, this looks like a well thought out device. I've ordered one and I'm looking forward to messing with it.

[@Greenytica]

And ordered, exact thing I wanted. Have 3 screens on a 3090 atm, if you have a 4th screen plugged in (even as HDMI audio) the GPU won't clock down from its base clock anymore and uses a heap of extra power.

[@bugostare]

Is that something Nvidia said or your observation? Because my 3080 does clock down with 4 monitors plugged in. Sometimes (usually after dirty updates) the driver glitches out and maintains the base clock, and you just need to reinstall the latest driver after uninstalling it with DDU.

[@Greenytica]

@@bugostare Personally tested after noticing a significant increase in my power bills. I had gone from using 3 screens plus my DAC to send audio to my reciever (stereo) to 3 screens plus the reciever as a cloned output (7.1) of 1 of the screens. Noticed after 2 months that my power use was way up and that the room was generally hotter. Eventually noticed that the 3090 would maintain its base clock all the time and never drop down into the 300 ish range on desktop. Finally got it to drop down with a screen unplugged. Some googling around pointed to 4 screens being a thing. Swapped 1 sceen to HDMI to reciever, then passthough to one of the screens so the PC only has 3 outputs, fixed. Could have been a driver thing or a 3090 thing, unsure but it was nice getting my power bill back down a little since electricity is stupid expensive in South Australia :(

[@bugostare]

@Greenytica try a clean install of the driver and see if that helps. I've had different Nvidia GPUs not lower clock to idle on many different setups, regardless of refresh rates and/or number of monitors. A clean driver reinstall always fixed it.

[@Greenytica]

@@bugostare Did that and it still did it. Running a couple release old driver atm though because I picked up a new baffling problem with a driver release in the last 2 months. PC was having a thing where the CPU (5950X) would trigger a PPT/TDC/EDC protection mode and drop max core clock on all cores to 469 MHz. Stock CPU settings, stock ram, pbo on, off, overclock on, underclock, didn't matter it would just trigger at some point. Ended up swapping back to my old Windows 10 install and it wasn't happening. Ok, clean install 11 again, update everything, happened again. As a last ditch thing before giving up and building a 7950X3D system, older Nvidia driver by like 2 revisions. Fixed, no idea how but somehow that was triggering CPU protection. Been less keen on grabbing the latest driver in case that comes back and my terrible luck makes me not able to fix it :'(

[@bugostare]

@@Greenytica In my experience when it seems there are inexplicable random problems like that, there probably is some seemingly unrelated device causing instability. Could be network driver, could be unstable CPU or RAM settings, bad harddrive, bad cable and who knows what else... Even a display cable can cause weird issues - I once had a DP cable that seemed to work fine at max refresh rate and resolution, with full color and no artifacts, but would prevent the PC from shutting down, and would make startup take much longer. With how complex everything is today, it might be something you never think about. I also had a bad onboard network driver issue, both causing BSOD and then completely breaking the Windows boot sector somehow. Try to pay attention to any issue you encounter, maybe check Windows Event Logger for system errors and check device manager for unrecognized/improper devices.

[@mockier]

Looks cool with the AIDA64 screens, depends on how much it retails for I guess. I have a screen mounted in my case already, a Field monitor, native 1080p. Those can be found for under AUD$200 for a lilliput model. It doesn't have touch though, and also no auto power off.

[@mattfactor5278]

using similar on my jonsbo d41 screen, is not touch but is similar to this one. is wery good for monitoring and maybe to watch some videos but is just 8 inch.

[@cracklingice]

They lost me with aida64 integration. HWinfo64 is superior. Oh nice it looks like it supports both. I'm down for that. And the worst part is I recently lost my Z10 keyboard from EVGA and I absolutely loved having the date and time right there on the keyboard so I am actively looking for something to replace that LCD.

[@cracklingice]

oh man that's more expensive than simply getting a 1080p60 monitor that's 24 inches.

[@zeroy]

Im using a 3inch or so USB device that does the hardware info but without touchscreen and shortcuts, nowhere as good as this! - hopefully we can get this in EU soon (US Import only right now)

[@jonathonschott]

I like this concept a lot, and the Aida integration is nice, I'ma hafta gets me one

[@mercifulangel8750]

130 is a bit high, around 60-80 would be an instant buy for me.

[@MatrixJockey]

You make it then

[@mercifulangel8750]

@@MatrixJockey 😂

[@scottcondie1363]

This may be useful where my PC is not doing what it should. I recently had it running 100W extra at my moonlight integration didn't completely close, found out a few days later when the office was hot

[@RANDOMNATION907]

Ok, that's pretty dang neat. I will definitely be looking into this deeper. What version of USB is the minimum requirement, 2.0, ... 3.2x2 ? I know it's a type-C. How heavy _Does It_ tax system resources?

[@TheExileFox]

Not much. AIDA64 would eat a little bit of performance but it wouldn't be noticeable

[@ShinobuFX]

From a UI/UX perspective, it needs to be reworked! The colours and icons are soar to the eye.

[@LocutusH81]

Yes! Finally not blocking a HDMI. This is what i was waiting for also.

[@infango]

It looks nice but for the price you can get bigger LCD with touch support from old point of sale system and use it .. i was rocking old 17 inch CRT as sensor panel but 20kg was a bit problematic ;)

[@thisismelsemail1217]

Phanteks is coming out with it's own display screen as well. I'm not sure if that one uses HDMI or USB, if it uses USB it does offer a cheaper alternative to something like this with not as much functionality.

[@BudgetGamer92]

I went to go buy one right away, credit card in hand. Can't find them anywhere in Canada. We always get the shaft when it comes to the tech making it north. Could find it in the US but isn't able to ship to my address. I may cry lol

[@michaelrousseau4373]

I've been trying to find that sensor panel. would you be able to share it or the discord you found it on ....great video thanks

[@miketech]

ive always had the idea of trying to convertan old android tablet to a device like this. A small touch screen moniotoring / control pad for the PC

[@Archi2g]

Looks great, will be an instant buy for me. Just wish there was a similar (don't need touch) product for my Haltech XD

[@Piwi]

Any idea of the release date in europe ?

[@twist7558]

Tried to buy already, could not find avail anywhere. Currently use my streamdeck for this functionality along with a lot of other things. But this would add another level to things and I would likely start using both solutions together.

[@l.i.archer5379]

I have the Jonsbo D31 mATX case with a built-in front panel monitor, which I would like to use as a sensor panel. I do not want to pay $65 a year to Aida64 for their software. Does G.Skill have the software for this panel available to install on my PC to use with my built-in monitor/panel?

[@pascaldifolco4611]

Nice, can't find how to buy it in Europe tho... I'm monitoring my temps/clocks using a small chinese 2.5" sensor panel that cost me 30EUR and use an old USB connection, this would be a big step ahead :)

[@cavemanmechanics1631]

this is the type of sensor panel I have been waiting for. I just ordered one. I hope it works as good as intended.

[@DJaquithFL]

If you just want basic system information, another consideration is the $60 USD Corsair iCUE NEXUS Companion Touch Screen. Personally, I don't like anything that's going to introduce stutter into my game.

[@michaelcarson8375]

Corsair icue is trash software. THAT's a hell NO.

[@DJaquithFL]

@@michaelcarson8375 .. LMFAO if you think anything from G.Skil isn't 20X worse. 🤣

[@abzzeus]

I'd like to see a task manager option to see what going on a per process level. Basically htop or similar

[@admodz3292]

can you provide the elmors lab discord link for the layout for temps like you have

[@der8auer-en]

www.elmorlabs.com/forum/topic/discord/

[@davecolwell725]

This appeals to me, seemingly not available in australia yet but I think I would get some use out of this. I miss the screen on the top of my logitech g13

[@fadedtimes]

looks like it is already sold out? this looks exactly like what I was looking for. I could do with out the touch screen, but this being usb c device vs hdmi is great

[@Jacob-nw6zc]

Something like this used to be built into high end keyboards over 10 years ago.

[@borisvokladski5844]

Yes, I owned a Logitech G15 with a little monochrome display I used for HWinfo and Foobar2000. Good days.

[@timothywickham4301]

Just ordered this, unfortunately I was unable to go through your affiliate route. Been waiting for something like this for a while. I love running metrics but I also use an OLED screen which I do my best to not have burn in.

[@mOnocularJohn]

Dang, I missed getting one. Although, if it requires purchasing AIDA64 just for monitoring, that would add a lot to the cost, since monitoring my temps and such while gaming without using an OSD is all I want.

[@Nevakonaza.]

Looks great, Although i wonder what the availability and cost will be like. Cant seem to be able to buy one atm.

[@z590iGeeeKReBoRN]

großartig, unglaublich!!!!

[@dazealex]

Could probably write one for your SteamDeck if you have one, or an LCD etc over the network.

[@thermaltake77]

can you share that aida64 template you use on this , or where to get it ?

[@KB-1976]

@Der8auer - Great vid and info. I have been running a WigiDash for about 3 weeks now. I just like the ability to monitor the gear. I was wondering how much performance "loss" you saw while running this full time. Just curious, or maybe no one really cares. But id love to see/know.

[@malcolmglynn3137]

after seeing this video, im old school, reminds me of the old ABIT Uguru motherboards, 3rd eye. funny how it went and came back :)

[@robainscough]

Love to buy one, but not available in the US? Can't even get a listing other than the link you provide and there is no buy option?

[@Choconuss]

loks good! but i actually got the Screen from JONSBO D41 MESH SC WHITE ATX Computer Case with Sub HD-LCD Display! not using the Case cuz its a lil Small, but im usingf their screen on another case. i think the JONSBO screen is better

[@michaelcarson8375]

You can actually buy just the screen... JONSBO High Definition LED Computer Display Screen Model: DS8 which is 1280x800 and has side buttons for brightness which is looks like this the wigidash lacks. Thanks for the info.

[@JorgeALXNDR]

I can't imagine myself controlling volume or music on a touch screen [and being happy about it]. I actually use the PgUp and PgDn to volume on my TKL keyboard, cuz it doesn't have multimedia dedicated buttons for it, and using FN + FX is a mess. F7 is pause and F8 is next. Don't use them anyway. Powertoys made them usefull, but probably I would change that for a proper board to control this and some knob for the volume. But never a touchscreen. Can you imagine? Terrible ideia. I actually would love some old school looking device, with limitations but like a good one. You know, it could be a bluetooth one with e-ink screen or a matrix LCD, with some kind of RGB to turn on in the dark. E-ink would be more limitless but a matrix LCD would be just like some retro PCs used to have. The aesthetic of a product like this one showed makes Windows 8 Tiles look pretty.