This will display the words 'Top CPU%' in the middle of your screen and the text color will change on every update depending on the CPU usage. Sets the Median Color level (Green in this skin). You can mix the measures to choose the color that is generated (See the "MyTextColor" variable above).įormula=(((MeasureHiCPU)<128)? MeasureHiCPU:(255-MeasureHiCPU))+((MeasureLoCPU<128)? MeasureLoCPU:(255-MeasureLoCPU)) Subtrating the measure from 255 generates a number used to drive the Lo color. These measures produce: Red at highest, Greenish at mid-levels, and Blue at low. You can mix the measures to choose the color that is generated (See the "MyTextColor" variable above). Multipler 2.55 will generate a number between 0~255 used to drive Hi color. I'm probably making some schoolboy error somewhere, it's been about 25 years since I last tried to edit any code. Thanks for the advice, I've made the changes to include the IfBelowAction statement, however I'm not seeing the text change colour (ie it stays white) on going over a value of 30 in even when lowering the IfAbove to a setting well below my current core temps. You need an IF action to set the color back to normal when the value goes back to below the threshold you set to change it to red in your code.
Jsmorley wrote:I don't have the software you are using, so I can't fully test what you have done, but the approach looks pretty good. IfAboveAction=!SetVariable Color_Highlight1 255,0,0,255 RegKey=Software\FinalWire\AIDA64\SensorValues
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