Brickless S4M with 9600k and 2070 (now with integrated display)

[Goatee]

How easy was it to get the front panel working? I saw the link. Does it just plug into a USB header?

USB header or USB port. Really very simple.

 

[m.trix]

USB header or USB port. Really very simple.

Which did you use, if I may ask?

 

[Goatee]

Which did you use, if I may ask?

Header. It’s just recognised as a usb device.

 

[m.trix]

I take it, from there, you were able to use the software from the website to config it how you like?

 

[Goatee]

Its all done in Aida64.

This allows me to connect to the panel, then I can set sensor item and options in the nested menu's.

 

[m.trix]

Its all done in Aida64.


This allows me to connect to the panel, then I can set sensor item and options in the nested menu's.

Oh wow, neat. Is there any background tasks with it or resources being used by AIDA?

 

[Goatee]

Oh wow, neat. Is there any background tasks with it or resources being used by AIDA?

I don’t think I fully understand your question, do you mean are there any additional software requirements?

If so, I don’t think so. It’s just collating all the sensors available and presenting them to you to display.

 

[m.trix]

I don’t think I fully understand your question, do you mean are there any additional software requirements?

I meant, does AIDA use any memory or CPU usage when it's running? Like a background app.

 

[Goatee]

Ah, Ok. Task manager says its using about ~1% of CPU usage and 20mb of RAM.

So not alot.

 

[dljonsson]

Very inspiring. Thanks for the details.

I'm in the process of considering an SM4 build.

How many estimated watts does this build draw?