Open Hardware Monitor Plugin [11-FEB-2011 V1.1]

[TD22057]

Sensors of type "Level" should normally not exceed 100%, but you should not rely on that. Anyway, this is a bug in the Open Hardware Monitor. Can you submit a report (File -> Submit Report...) and add a quick note, that there shouldn't be any "remaining life" SMART entry?

FYI that check was added to help determine if the sensor list was re-ordered from the original read by finding nonsensical values. If it causes problems (like this case), check the first post and look at the 'MaxValueCheck' input. Just put:

MaxValueCheck=0

in any measure input and it will shut that check off.

[maminscris]

just installed and it is working great

[BumbleDawg]

Signed up just for the development of this plugin and its working stupendously great except for one little niggle.



Made this to replace the need for any sidebar gadgets, and its almost perfect for my needs, but there seems to be an issue with the GPU load.
This pic shows the GPU load at 39%, but it only displays it with NumOfDecimals=3.

This is the full code for that part.

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;//////////GPU LOAD///

[MeasureGPULoad]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\OpenHardwareMonitorPlugin.dll
Hardware=ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5800 Series
Type=Load
Sensor=GPU Core

[MeterGPULoad]
MeasureName=MeasureGPULoad
Meter=STRING
X=123
Y=-40r
FontColor=def4f0
FontSize=15
FontFace=#FontName#
AntiAlias=1
MinValue=0
MaxValue=100
NumOfDecimals=3
Text="%1%"

[Load]
Meter=String
text="Load:"
FontColor=#FontColour#
FontSize=#fontsizec#
FontFace=Tahoma
X=-30r
Y=8r
antialias=1

Feedback or an update is appreciated.

[poiru]

Signed up just for the development of this plugin and its working stupendously great except for one little niggle.

Try adding Percentual=1 to the GPU Load meter.

[BumbleDawg]

Super. That did the trick.

Thank you so much.

[mmoeller]

A user is having problems when two hardware nodes have the same name.

As outlined in the corresponding issue http://code.google.com/p/open-hardware-monitor/issues/detail?id=180 I would think it is best to fix the problem by using the identifiers the Open Hardware Monitor provides, instead of the names.

[TD22057]

A user is having problems when two hardware nodes have the same name.

As outlined in the corresponding issue http://code.google.com/p/open-hardware-monitor/issues/detail?id=180 I would think it is best to fix the problem by using the identifiers the Open Hardware Monitor provides, instead of the names.

No problem - I can add that. But - is there any way for people to see these identifiers? I can't find any way to see the raw identifiers in the version of OHM that I have.

[mmoeller]

You can see the full identifiers in reports created with the latest SVN version of the Open Hardware Monitor. Perhaps you can also let the user choose if he wants to provide the name (easy) or the identifier (for more complicated situations).

[Serberus]

I'm very excited about this project, as SpeedFan isn't returning all of my data properly.

Has anyone created a generic skin for this plugin yet? I'm very new to Rainmeter, and trying to learn the skinning process, and I'm more of a "learn by touch" kind of guy. If someone has one that is fairly generic, or if BumbleDawg would be willing to blank out the info in his/hers and share, I would be very grateful.

Or if someone could explain how the plugin pulls data (i.e. does it fetch info from each sensor that returns a value in order from top to bottom?) I would feel more comfortable dabbling in making a starter skin myself.

I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to request something like this.

Thanks in advance!

[Chewtoy]

I'm very excited about this project, as SpeedFan isn't returning all of my data properly.

Has anyone created a generic skin for this plugin yet? I'm very new to Rainmeter, and trying to learn the skinning process, and I'm more of a "learn by touch" kind of guy. If someone has one that is fairly generic, or if BumbleDawg would be willing to blank out the info in his/hers and share, I would be very grateful.

Or if someone could explain how the plugin pulls data (i.e. does it fetch info from each sensor that returns a value in order from top to bottom?) I would feel more comfortable dabbling in making a starter skin myself.

I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to request something like this.

Thanks in advance!

The sensors are different for everyone (unless you have the same hardware). So making a generic would be quite hard.

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[Rainmeter]
Author=Chewtoy
DynamicWindowSize=1
BackGroundMode=2
SolidColor=#BG#

[Variables]
BG=0,0,0,1
Font=Tahoma
FColor=255,255,255,180
FSize=9
Effect=Shadow
EColor=0,0,0,150
SColor=120,120,120,150
AA=1

WinB=Winbond W83667HG
GFX=AMD Radeon HD 6800 Series

;--------------
;Measures
;--------------

[MCPUT]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\OpenHardwareMonitor.dll
Hardware=#WinB#
Type=Temperatures
Sensor=CPU

[MSysT]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\OpenHardwareMonitor.dll
Hardware=#WinB#
Type=Temperatures
Sensor=System

[MGPUT]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\OpenHardwareMonitor.dll
Hardware=#GFX#
Type=Temperatures
Sensor=GPU Core

;--------------
;Style
;--------------

[Text]
FontColor=#FColor#
FontSize=#FSize#
FontFace=#Font#
StringEFfect=#Effect#
StringEffectColor#EColor#
AntiAlias=#AA#
NumOfDecimals=#NDec#

;--------------
;Graphics
;--------------

[CPUT]
Meter=String
MeterStyle=Text
MeasureName=MCPUT
Text="%1°"
Y=R

[GPUT]
Meter=String
MeterStyle=Text
MeasureName=MGPUT
Text="%1°"
X=2R
Y=r

[SysT]
Meter=String
MeterStyle=Text
MeasureName=MSysT
Text="%1°"
X=2R
Y=r

Have a go with that and change the variables to your own setup.