This is very interesting if they can get it working right.

XrayMan
Sounds like the brand of my old fan controller.  (Lamptron)

Same company.
 
 

GTXJackBauer
 
 
P.S. - I still got my Lamptron FC5 V2 like new collecting dust somewhere. lol

 
LOL! Same here.

I still have a FC5 V3  and a CM615

That's pretty cool Nereus! Looks very handy for those that want to monitor things. Nicely done, thanks for showing and telling.  

 
I have ordered one but it'll take a few days to get here (delays with Xmas/New Year holidays). I'll set it up probably in the New Year and write a review here. Looking forward to trying it out - Lamptron have always had pretty solid gear.
 
 
 
 

MSim
Just think if a company made a mini version that came with adhesive stand you could place on a keyboard or desktop. Would be a hot item for under $75.

There is - a little 2.8" and a 3.5" one - check this out.     Made for GOverlay, but also works with AIDA64, Rivatuner and more.
 

the ole lamptron above or below the dvd burner question?

 
The Lamptron 10" version I think uses 2560x1440 native (surprisingly), so just scale down from there using the same ratio. I have not had time to play with it recently, hopefully after the Z590 systems come out and I have a longer term rig built, I can get into it then - it's quite time consuming setting it up, depending how OCD you are lol.
 
There's two methods to set up the display in the AIDA64 > File > Preferences menu. You can use SensorPanel (which seems to be more popular) which creates a 'box' on your screen (you can set the dimensions) which you can drag around or drag to a 2nd monitor, or you can use LCD which you set up and can view in a browser window with the IP as the address - there are some limitations to the gauges on this option (bar graphs only really), but I kind of like it better as that's the method I'm used to, and was great when I used a tablet for my display and just opened the browser window via IP through the WiFi router.
 
Basically it's trial and error, took me quite a bit of time to learn, and then figure which sensor items in AIDA64 matched up with which items in your system. There are a heap of sample ones you can download from their forums though (might have to register first to view that link):
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/667-share-your-sensorpanel/page/21/
There's also a guide here which can help:
https://www.aida64.co.uk/knowledge-base/how-create-fully-customized-sensorpanel-aida64
But yeah, mostly trial and error.
 
 

Hopper64
Thanks again. I’m just going to play with it as time allows. Still having trouble getting the lamptron monitor to stay on when my screensaver kicks in on my primary monitor. Any solution to that?

I haven't had that problem, at least not with the 7" Lamptron monitor which I used for months. I disabled sleep on my PC though, so perhaps that is the issue? In Windows settings I have the power plan set to turn off the main display "never", same with hibernate, although the main monitor itself still has it's own time out period. I have not spent much time with the 10" Lamptron monitor yet, and when I have, it's been active the whole time.  
 

 
Ohhh I see what you mean, I misread and thought the Lamptron was not coming back on when you started using your PC again - my bad.
 
My Lamptron just mirrored whatever the main monitor did, as it is basically just an extended monitor, so if I went afk and the main monitor went to screensaver, so did the Lamptron. The only way around that was to have no screensaver, no sleep, always active, which impacts both monitors ...probably not a good idea on your main monitor because of screen burn in.
 
When I used a separate tablet for my AIDA64 display instead of the Lamptron, I connected to an IP in a browser window over local WiFi, that way I was able to keep it open 24/7 with tablet display settings regardless what the main monitor did, but yeah, you'd need some separate software to change the behavior when it's set up as a 2nd (extended) monitor - at least until Windows adds the functionality to change that behavior (if they ever do).
 

 
One other thing I just remembered - with SensorPanel you can't use animated gifs at all, with the LCD option you can, but the trade-off is that you lose the really nice gauges that SensorPanel has.