Hello,

Just installed Argus Monitor 6.0.0.1 and saw in the change log a reference to this API.
Do you happen to have an example of using it?
Is this compatible with Arduino by chance, as it looks like it likely should be compatible or near compatible at least given its C++.

Just after an example to see how you figure out how to distinguish between the sensors etc, just how its done, its, so I have something to start with.

This is going to be brilliant rather than using AIDA64 into a display on HDMI etc, this is going to be much more convenient for what I was going to try and get AIDA64 to do over a serial UART to a Serial display I have, and given I pay for the license on Argus Monitor this is brilliant.

Thanks

Hello,

Thank you for the great API!

I'm seeking a bit of clarification around DataIndex and SensorIndex.

Given the below example output:

For some sensor types all sensor indexes are 0, while the data index follows an incrementing zero based index. An example in the above output is sensor type 6.

As per argus_monitor_data_api.h:

std::uint32_t             DataIndex;      // for sensor which can provide multiple different readings, Core ID on multi core systems
std::uint32_t             SensorIndex;    // for Sensors with multiple instances (e.g. CPU, GPU) CPU/GPU index

I'm wondering if you have any guidance around which sensors will have an incrementing sensor index.

Another question I have is how stable these indexes are. After a restart they seem to remain the same, but I'm wondering if they might reorder in day to day use depending on how they're enumerated by Argus Monitor.

Thanks again!

Hello,

I use Argus Monitor to control my NZXT Kraken X63 AIO pump speed and other fans based on water temp which Argus Monitor reports - however this doesn't seem to be surfaced by the API. I'm only raising this as a 'nice to have' 🙂.

Thanks again for the great software, and kind regards.

Is this code available under any certain license? Argus Monitor is of course proprietary, but if I write some tool that uses this API (using the headers) can I release it under an open source license?

(For example: a tool that takes the data from the API and sends it to a microcontroller which will show it on an attached display)

Would it be possible to provide the data in a more language agnostic way, like a socket or so?

Is it possible to surface the CPU power through the API. Unless I'm missing something it doesn't appear as one of the valid sensor types?