Checking, sharing and monitoring PC hardware, built around CLU VIEW, VU1 Dial Controller, Spec Card Generator and CLU'D IN.
Build a custom gauge or bar, check its frames, and connect your artwork to a live sensor in CLU VIEW.
Read ›Skip the bottleneck calculator. Read GPU load, per-core CPU use and frame times on your own machine.
Read ›Shader compilation, VRAM spill, heat soak and the rest: the pattern each cause leaves and its fix.
Read ›Reliability Monitor, the four Event Viewer IDs that matter, and which crash shape points where.
Read ›Compare free sensor panel options by setup, platform and documented features, with the limitations explained.
Read ›When CLU VIEW fits as a free visual sensor panel option, and when AIDA64’s diagnostics suite still makes sense.
Read ›A step-by-step guide to rebuilding your AIDA64 sensor panel in the free CLU VIEW.
Read ›When you want a sensor panel, not a full desktop theme: the drag-and-drop editor vs Rainmeter skins.
Read ›Import a ready-made layout into CLU VIEW and point it at your hardware; the dashboard is done in seconds.
Read ›Run a custom sensor dashboard full screen on the Lian Li 8.8″ ultrawide LCD, with a ready-made template.
Read ›CLU VIEW reads your hardware itself via LibreHardwareMonitor. One free app, nothing to wire together.
Read ›Use a Turing or XuanFang USB smart screen as a custom sensor panel.
Read ›A designed dashboard instead of a config file. Native build, no root, Wayland and X11.
Read ›Commands for apt, dnf, pacman and AppImage, plus first-run and uninstall notes.
Read ›Display PC stats on a spare monitor or in-case screen, step by step.
Read ›Setup and features for running VU1 dials free, no AIDA64 license.
Read ›Put your own artwork on the 200×144 monochrome e-ink dial faces, with sizing and design tips.
Read ›Assign bass, mid and treble to individual dials so they bounce to your music in real time.
Read ›Eight methods: Settings, Task Manager, dxdiag, msinfo32, Command Prompt, PowerShell and auto-detect tools.
Read ›One clean auto-detected spec-card image instead of typed lists.
Read ›Generate a clean spec sheet image for Marketplace, eBay or r/hardwareswap listings.
Read ›Auto-detect your specs and generate a shareable spec card image.
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