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using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now*

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2010/10/18 13:32:38 (permalink)
after stumbling upon http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=319558

i tried it out. worked great but was not my cup of tea as per style, so i started modding it (which is what i do best lol). 
sooo here is mine,

now of course credit goes to the original maker of the MSIAFTERBURNER.dll for rainmeter, along with the fact that without his coding i prolly woullda never figured out how to do it.
the skin i used was off what i used for the rest of my desktop found here http://browse.deviantart.com/customization/skins/sysmonitor/rainmeter/#/d2oqh0a so he gets cred to cause i love his grid skins!
 
the monitors are right on the mark with afterburner, took me a few hours to recode all the scripts to use a different grid and stuff, but whatcha think?
and heres my desktop, WIN7, OBJECTDOCK(middle top and bottom), Rainmeter sensor monitors all round the edges, and dreamscene backround(a video background)
 
 
yeah im OCD when it comes to monitoring stuff lol.
post edited by Seclipse - 2010/10/23 00:03:44

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 13:40:29 (permalink)
    nice work!! looks awesome dude

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 14:19:22 (permalink)
    Wow!  I have rainmeter, but haven't done anything like that.  Impressive. 


      

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 14:31:09 (permalink)
    yeah my coding is still very messy, i did it quick and just made it usable it still has ALOT of pointless code in the script. once i clean it all up imma upload it somewere and put it on the web since i cant find any nice GPU monitors, also you can change the color to anything you like change the text (mine says 470 xxx) and can also make it monitor just about anything, i also have it monitoring my CPU Temps lol

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 15:08:11 (permalink)
    Great job! Love the look of the desktop!

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 15:28:27 (permalink)
    Oh nice :3
    I smell a BR coming if you make a guide on how to recreate your desktop. I know id like atleast some of the things I see going on :)


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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 17:17:31 (permalink)
    Does rainmeter eat up a lot of resources?

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 19:26:40 (permalink)
    BGKris

    Does rainmeter eat up a lot of resources?


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    Please do tell!

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 19:33:40 (permalink)
    adds like 2 sec at start up to load all the meters i got and other than that not that i can tell. and you see i have a TON of meters going lol. with all my desktop going its only usin 17,xxx k of my mem and has a avg of 2.7 avg CPU total load. so yeah i never noticed lol
    now my dreamscene on the other hand lol can be a cpu mem hog occasionally when i am messin with it lol
     
    everything on my desktop in those pics is a rainmeter of somesort minus my object docks in the middle top and bottom. and once ya take a look at the script code and actually read it, its SOO easy to customize to what you want it to do from launching a specific program with left mouse click and a different with right to showing cpu/gpu load/temps. ive only been workin with it for like 2 days and ive already customised my own GPU meters lol so its not hard at all 
     
     
    post edited by Seclipse - 2010/10/18 19:38:41

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 20:09:34 (permalink)
    Nice!

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 20:10:35 (permalink)
    Very nice!    

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 21:39:33 (permalink)
    only 2.7 % load. I can live with that lol  :)

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 22:33:39 (permalink)
    Snooping around Deviant art tonight and found this.
     

     
    http://browse.deviantart....or/rainmeter/#/d30r5sl

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/18 23:12:26 (permalink)
    WANT
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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/19 14:49:14 (permalink)
    Seclipse

    yeah my coding is still very messy, i did it quick and just made it usable it still has ALOT of pointless code in the script. once i clean it all up imma upload it somewere and put it on the web since i cant find any nice GPU monitors, also you can change the color to anything you like change the text (mine says 470 xxx) and can also make it monitor just about anything, i also have it monitoring my CPU Temps lol


    Please do share this when you get the chance!!  


      

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/19 16:02:49 (permalink)
    Sweet! I may have to figure out how to incorporate that with my current Rainmeter setup.
     
    Rainmeter is so fun to customize. I've wasted so much time with it!
     

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/20 15:57:35 (permalink)
    just waitin on a reply from the author of the Graph templates and ill upload the complete rainmeter kit to use MSIafterburner and these monitors. id love to just toss them up now but id like to not piss of a awsome theme maker for rainmaker lol

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/20 20:11:59 (permalink)
    sounds good,...man this stuff is total nerdgasm!!!! haha

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/23 00:03:15 (permalink)

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring 2010/10/23 00:50:55 (permalink)
    That is is the sickest Desk Top I have ever seen. Wish I had the ability to do that stuff.

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now* 2011/06/07 19:53:08 (permalink)
    OP,
     
    I really like your work, love the blue, but not minimalistic enough for me.  I would love to get some graphs working for my temps or something cooler.  I'v using hud.vision and its monitoring plug in didnt work.  So i used the speedfan.dll plugin for rainmeter and wrote my own off of that version that also didnt work, really minimalistic and I did what i can with it.  
     
    ignore the crappy cpu temps they dont count :-D my sensors are bad.
     


     
     

     
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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now* 2012/03/08 10:55:01 (permalink)
    Sorry for bumping this old topic but this is the closest thing to what I'm trying to accomplish that I've found on the net.
     
    Basically, I want to use Rainmeter to monitor my system. Obviously there is a lot of system monitors out there for Rainmeter, but this is the only one I've found that also monitors GPU activity. The problem is, I can't get it to work with my HD6990. Does anyone know if this works with 2 GPUs?
     
    I'm a noob so any help would be great. This is basically what I did:
    1)Install Rainmeter
    2)Install Afterburner
    3)Install necessary DLL files for this skin/theme.
     
    The skins launch okay but they dont read the correct information, and they also only read 1 GPU. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now* 2012/03/09 01:08:07 (permalink)
    I tried rainmeter but I ended up prefering gadgets.
     
    I'm only @ 1080p right now so I don't have room for either anymore :/
     
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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now* 2012/04/18 23:11:44 (permalink)
    is there an EVGA Precision DLL for rainmeter yet? i hate having to run both Precision and Afterburner just so i can use rainmeter to display my GPU stats.  i'd rather just use Precision.
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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now* 2012/04/22 00:09:13 (permalink)
    Rain meter and the skins are free from deviantart.
    I got it running on my 2 monitors for the past 3yrs.


     
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    Re:using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now* 2012/10/21 11:25:40 (permalink)
    is the msi afterburner skin with the rest of the blue vision skin?? cuz i cant find it.
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    Re: using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now* 2020/04/06 05:21:21 (permalink)
    Awesome mod!
     
    But im not getting any feed back from it, tried 16 & 32 dll with no luck.
     
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    Re: using Rainmeter for GPU monitoring *has upload to skin now* 2020/04/06 07:11:45 (permalink)
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    Awesome mod!
     
    But im not getting any feed back from it, tried 16 & 32 dll with no luck.
     


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