![]() Yincognito wrote: ↑ February 19th, 2022, 11:41 pm The only changes I can think of that may have had an affect is that all around the same time I updated both Rainmeter and Afterburner to most recent versions, and installed new drivers for my GPU.Īny help or suggestions would be much appreciated, and if any additional information is required from myself then please say so! I redownloaded the MSIAfterburner.dll file in plugins to no avail also - even the original sample skin created for the plugin does not work. ini files in skins have been changed, nor can I see anything in the settings of Afterburner itself that might affect monitoring by a third party. I've deducted it's something specific to MSI Afterburner as other gadgets that use CoreTemp or HWiNFO still work correctly, but cannot for the life of me figure out the problem. This was sudden after having no issues for years. Formula=(measureRAMUsed + measureRAMAvailable)Looking for some suggestions to solve a problem with GPU monitoring gadgets - recently any skin that uses MSI Afterburner as a data source for GPU info (temperature, fan speed, load, etc) no longer fetches that info correctly, so now the gadget displays as null. measurement using MSI Afterburner (possibly more accurate than HWInfo) HWINFO Indexes: Instruction to get index values: Variables declared here can be used later on between two # characters (e.g. ![]() License= Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) Requires HWiNFO and Afterburner (with its Rainmeter plugin) be installed. Information= A Rainmeter skin (for secondary monitor) that shows important PC info (CPU, GPU, RAM, etc). And they get confused if the value is for example "54 ☌" and not just "54" I got around that before by making the value whole using this And the circle showing temp and max temp got broken because I think they need a whole number but this formula returns value with "☌". Now max cpu temp show a value but that valuse it not geting updated. ![]() IfCondition=measureCPUTemp > #CPUTempMax# In the Rainmeter doc information is just referring to HWiNFO v.7.x - but "going forward" with newer versions is no argument for me, as long as I would need to work with admin rights and probably buy a yearly license. There are many Rainmeter skins out there displaying values and using HWiNFO, but are all those users logged in as admin? Maybe it's possible to get to run HWiNFO somehow, but how would be the link to Rainmeter then?ģ) System between Rainmeter and HWiNFO generelly changed and with newer versions of HWiNFO (v.7.x) there is no Rainmeter plugin necessary anymore - I personally wouldn't care using a plugin as long as it does its job discreetly and the job is carried out automatically. I think it would be okay to enter admin credentials for setting up, but nowadays noone should be logged in constantly as admin in daily business - also it would be very annoying to enter the admin data at every login or startup (additionally to the standard user's). if that is a necessary thing, that would already bring some light into the dark (but it's never mentioned within the whole Rainmeter documentation). I managed to read values only when both HWiNFO and Rainmeter are started with admin rights. ![]() Of course, there is also the "report value in gadget" option, but that too brings me to point 2.Ģ) The Windows user must be logged in as admin. I'm also struggling to read temperature values and displaying it in Rainmeter, and here is what I've tested and found out so far.ġ) HWiNFO changed at v.7.x the Shared Memory Support option - if you get back to v.6.42 this feature is unlimited free to use. Hello! Usually this forum here is very helpful, just let's give the experienced users some time IfTrueAction="]"]Īnd the link for the skin I am modifying is IfCondition=measureCPUTemp > measureCPUTempMax Set the Maximum value if it is larger than it ever has been.
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