This lets you choose the settings for the selected monitor.A RainMeter Plugin for LibreHardwareMonitor. To do so, mouse over one of the monitor's name and left-click on it. Now it may not seem obvious at first glance, but each of these monitors is customizable. You can enable or disable each monitor from this screen. The monitors tab is the most useful one in the application. In case of high usage levels, the program will blink and display the text in red to get your attention. This pane has the option to disable/enable the clock, and set the date format. You can also set the text alignment, font size, font color here. The customize tab in Sidebar Diagnostics lets you choose the sidebar's width, background color and opacity. The advanced tab lets you adjust some UI related options. The "always on top" toggle pins the side-bar on the screen this can be useful if you want to check the hardware temperatures, memory usage, or CPU load while gaming or performing intense tasks. The General tab allows you to set the side-bar placement (right/left), select the screen where it should be displayed (only for multiple monitor setups), and has options for auto-run at boot. This opens in a pop-up window that has five tabs. The CPU temperature reading supports values between 15 seconds and 15 minutes. Click on the graph to view a visual representation of the hardware information from any of the five mentioned monitors based on a selected time-scale. Move the mouse over the sidebar and you will see three icons at the top of the screen: Graph, Settings and Exit. There is also a clock on the top of the sidebar which displays time and date. The Drives group has a bar that indicates the amount of used storage, and so on. Likewise the RAM monitor displays the amount of used memory and free memory.
the CPU's core clock speed, temperature, load (in %). The program displays details for each of these monitors, e.g.
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