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Hi all, I was just wondering how the implementation of the LCD screen is in liquidctl. What can I actually display on it? I want to ideally display my liquid and CPU temp, is the possible using liquidctl? My idea was to stop using the CAM software and go with liquidctl as I can have a batch file run at startup and all my fan curves and pump curve would be applied with nothing running in the background, therefore taking up zero CPU time. Is this possible?
I would assume I need some sort of program to feed the LCD screen data, which would require some CPU time. If there is a native way to do this, that would be great to know!
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Hi all, I was just wondering how the implementation of the LCD screen is in liquidctl. What can I actually display on it? I want to ideally display my liquid and CPU temp, is the possible using liquidctl? My idea was to stop using the CAM software and go with liquidctl as I can have a batch file run at startup and all my fan curves and pump curve would be applied with nothing running in the background, therefore taking up zero CPU time. Is this possible?
I would assume I need some sort of program to feed the LCD screen data, which would require some CPU time. If there is a native way to do this, that would be great to know!
Thanks!
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