JoshWobbles

Yea, I have a spare board that I was thinking about using to power my screen, went this way instead though. What are you using for gauges? Automotive?

Like a Pi or Arduino based setup?

Actually the software I wrote doesn't bake that stuff in, it's a full blown WYSIWYG drag and drop editor that allows a user to draw a gauge/video/image, select a sensor to tie it to and thats it ? I wanted people to be able to customize it any way they see fit that suits their case and theme.

As mentioned above there are some projects like RGB.net that have tried to group some of these together, but Fusion will alwayse be an issue; the reason is that their API is the worst disaster that I have ever seen in my life. There is even a few on git in the RGB.net discussions that have tried and found it to be utterly hopeless.... Sad to say Gigabyte will never play nice with any of the other kids, which sucks because my GPU and MoBo are also Gigabyte and my case is NZXT.

You forgot to mention your MoBo

Yup, Just an HDMI LCD running off the Internal "VR" HDMI port on my 1080Ti so I dont even need to run a cable outside the case. Software is my own concoction just for creating custom stat screen UI's that I will be releasing once I polish it a bit more. I had a build video, though the concept is basic, but OBS decided that when I was done that it didn't want to save the video lol...

Not "technically" my first build, I've been putting computer together for a long time mostly for my own office, but this is the first time I made one where being aesthetically pleasing was a thought, in fact it's my fist PC in maybe 100 or so that even has a window. Parts:Screen - https://amzn.to/2WyZyKoHDMI Cable - https://amzn.to/2WI4DF1USB to Molex - https://amzn.to/2Kh5x4YMolex to SATA - https://amzn.to/2JaupZ8Plastic Dividers - https://amzn.to/2XzqONv (to make an enclosure for the screen)