Now I have switched my GPU monitor skin from HWiNFO to your AMD plugin.
So far, it works well with no problem. In fact, I can't get rid of HWiNFO because I still depend on it in my CPU monitor skin. But I really appreciate your cool and neat plugin.
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I gave it a try with my RX 580 and it works great. It gives a solution for AMD cards that's basically instant for setup and still has what most people use of the HWiNFO sensors (Name, Temp, Memory, Activity, Fans, etc.). For myself I use just enough of HWiNFO's sensors to keep using it, but as you mentioned, plugins/addons that don't need additional software or extras are fantastic.
I made two example skins for use, one with all the measure IDs used and one simplified to the commonly used measure IDs. I set it to 4.3 for the minimum Rainmeter version, I'm using Rainmeter 4.4 but I'd assume it should work fine for the stable 4.3. If anything should be changed feel free to edit and repackage it.
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AMD Plugin Example_1.0.1.rmskin
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mak_kawa wrote: ↑October 6th, 2020, 8:21 am
Hi NaliLord
Now I have switched my GPU monitor skin from HWiNFO to your AMD plugin.
So far, it works well with no problem. In fact, I can't get rid of HWiNFO because I still depend on it in my CPU monitor skin. But I really appreciate your cool and neat plugin.
Nice, so the development effort was worth it
Alex88 wrote: ↑October 7th, 2020, 6:16 am
I made two example skins for use, one with all the measure IDs used and one simplified to the commonly used measure IDs. I set it to 4.3 for the minimum Rainmeter version, I'm using Rainmeter 4.4 but I'd assume it should work fine for the stable 4.3. If anything should be changed feel free to edit and repackage it.
Alex, that's awesome, very cool example skin! I'm using Rainmeter 4.3 and it works fine.
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Hi, this is just what i have bin looking for ,Is it possible to measure power in wats and the driver version? ...thank you for making this plugin work again have bin missing it so much
Mascott wrote: ↑October 7th, 2020, 4:55 pm
Hi, this is just what i have bin looking for ,Is it possible to measure power in wats and the driver version? ...thank you for making this plugin work again have bin missing it so much
Hey,
I added measures for Driver Date and Driver Version but for the Power consumption I have to disappoint you, not possible without low level access to the card and I'm personally not interested to add kernel mode drivers to the plugin. If you know your card you can do some hacky calculations via the Activity and Power Level or Vddc.
NaliLord wrote: ↑October 7th, 2020, 10:30 pm
Hey,
I added measures for Driver Date and Driver Version but for the Power consumption I have to disappoint you, not possible without low level access to the card and I'm personally not interested to add kernel mode drivers to the plugin. If you know your card you can do some hacky calculations via the Activity and Power Level or Vddc.
Hi, thanks for the quick response, guess being 95% perfect will do for me will just live with out power showing, thank you from a grateful amd user
Hi, Naillord
have bin trying out yourr new plugin 03 vershion and for the life of me cant get the driver vershion to show, Any tips on what i am doing wrong? Here is my skin so far attached...thanks for your help
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Mascott wrote: ↑October 21st, 2020, 6:28 pm
Hi, Naillord
have bin trying out yourr new plugin 03 vershion and for the life of me cant get the driver vershion to show, Any tips on what i am doing wrong? Here is my skin so far attached...thanks for your help
I'm not an expert about skins but to me it looks like you did not include a label for your measure value...