Comments by "IgorTheLight" (@igorthelight) on "EVERYONE should try this FREE utility NOW! [NOT SPONSORED]" video.

  1. This program does something similar ;-)
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  2. I think some people do that too! There are millions of PC users worldwide ;-)
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  3. Play around with the program and google what you need ;-)
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  4. AVAST is not the greatest antivirus to be honest... ;-)
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  5. Not for him - but for all of us ;-) And for him xD
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  6. Isn't last Open Hardware Monitor update was in 2015? ;-)
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  7.  @freddylippstick674  "Bigger number is better"? It's not always like that ;-) Judging by the fact that new one is the fork of old one - that mean that the new one have all the features of an old one plus some extra (if developers didn't mmake it worse on purpose or by incompetence).
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  8.  @freddylippstick674  Fair point!
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  9. Developers of THIS program didn't sponsored this video ;-)
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  10. Add "Windows Update Minitool" and "O&O ShutUp10++" to this list ;-) First one let's you take control on what and where to update and second makes your Win10/11 MUCH more private
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  11. In 6 months ;-)
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  12. He literally explained that: Open Hardware Monitor DIED and this one was created in his place ;-)
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  13. This one is free and Open Source. In case something bad would happen to HWMonitor - this will survive ;-)
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  14. Depend on the person ;-)
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  15. Some people don't know what it is OR downloaded some shit from it ONCE and scared for their entire life. Average people's problems ;-)
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  16. He literally explained that: Open Hardware Monitor DIED and this one was created in his place ;-)
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  17. Make sure that you have .NET 4.7.2 (or 4.8) installed and start it as Admin
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  18. It's a fresh install of Windows ;-)
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  19. Fair point!
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  20. C# developer here (I have nothing to do with this application tho): * In .NET Framework there is no native Dark Mode support but it could be "faked" quite easily. * About menus staying open when you click on it - it's impossible for a menu item to do that. But developers of this software (or even me if I would have time for it) could add something like "What to log" window where you could check all the switches and press on OK button. * Windows Forms (a graphical framework on which this application was build on) does not support GPU acceleration by default so when you have A LOT of graphical items to draw in a window it may slow down. I may look into that. * How easy is to make a few items to be selected at the same time? I don't know. I should check this out. Edited: those are checkboxes - they can't be changed in bulk. Maybe some "unconventional programming" would help xD * Defining the plot area - should be pretty easy. Edited: copied from another comment: "You can hover over either side of the graph and use the scroll wheel to adjust the graph. Also right click and/or arrow keys to move it around." * Omit hidden sensors from the Log - should be doable. * Make recording more visible - should be doable. * Let users decide what to do with new logs: create new or append.
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  21. GitHub is pretty big so it could afford an anti DDoS protection ;-)
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  22. That would need an DLL injection. Theoretically, that could be done someday.
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  23.  @happyitguy1819  Suggestion: if your pull request would be denied - just post the link to your fork here ;-)
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  24. Probably a fresh Windows install
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  25.  @Kraneee  That's what I do as fast as possible! So, fair point
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  26. It is. Watch the video carefully and you will know why he suggest this one ;-)
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  27. Fair point
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  28. Will not really helps in .NET Windows Forms ;-)
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  29. Undervolt it ;-)
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  30. Here comes the VirusTotal and your system AV ;-)
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  31. Let's hope they will get 3x of the donations ;-)
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  32. Unzip it and start. First time seeing a portable application, I presume ;-)
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  33.  @joesatchton212  "WindowTop" can forcefully enable Dark Mode for any program ;-)
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  34. Nah you're fine!
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  35. OBS is the best one ;-)
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  36. Now you can use this one instead ;-)
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  37.  @jaghine  +1 for this
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  38. You mean Light/Dark mode, right?
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  39. Not the whole VirusTotal - just some paranoid AVs ;-)
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  40.  @SamlinA-u8o  Fair point! Don't install anything that you don't really need on that PC then.
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  41. 7 months
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  42. Check the source code and see for yourself ;-) You can deny Internet access for this app if you are not sure. Most Open Source stuff is just people making a program in their free time.
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  43. Nope ;-)
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  44. Maybe it's a "one core vs all of the cores" problem.
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  45. Any reason for that? This one is based on that one and newer ;-)
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  46.  @Duo26  👍
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  47. This is a newer version of Open Hardware Monitor.
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  48. Depends on a implementation ;-)
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  49. Most likely not
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  50. It's a fresh install of Windows ;-)
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  51. Which DLL? Tried to google what it is? ;-)
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  52. Look at nightly builds ;-)
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  53. Sadly.
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  54. Agree! Colors should be choose carefully.
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  55. If he could donate a million or two of $ ;-)
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  56.  @kyoudaiken  Just fork it and don't do any pull requests ;-)
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  57. An interesting question! Maybe because for it to work you would need an OS ;-)
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