KeebMonkey Turing Smart Display™ PC Status Monitor

KeebMonkey Turing Smart Display™ PC Status Monitor

Mmkay

A few facts or curiosities.
1. Look at the Manual, there's a link for the software. That's all it will work with, for now.
2. As long as your USB ports aren't set for offline power (do you charge your phone with your PC?) the monitor turns off when your PC turns off.
3. First time to plug it in it's a bright white screen. You've been warned.
4. The pre-set panes are ok. There's some customizing, CPU name etc.
5. If chooses the sensors for you.

Does it do the job? For the money, sure. It gives me the two temps I care to monitor without taking up my main screen or having a bulky 2nd monitor.

I'm not thrilled on the Chinese only website, but the software isn't terrible to find. The translation is typical, you have to think like you're reading English as a 2nd or complete foreign language.

It looks ok, nothing super high-res but it sits nicely with the dock on my desk. I don't regret buying it.

It is more of a visual thing than a truly useful tool, but it is nice to see the stats during my gaming sessions.

Sure it displays relatively what the temps are if my PC, but the UI is so complicating, and customizing the background of some of the options is so difficult. I wanted to create my own background, but I don't think there's an ability to do that, or if there is I don't know how to do it cuz it's so confusing

This screen is quite cool.
After a bit of research, I got mine directly from sellers in China, and you can find it a bit below Keeb Monkey's price. The item is essentially the same.
You can also buy the USB stand separately, it's essentially the one used for phones that charge with type C.

The question I have is - has everyone figured out how to have the screen turn on automatically with the system, rather than having to run the software each time?
In my case, I need to run the file as admin and press "run" each time, which kind of defies the purpose. Still working on it, maybe I will find a way.

Firstly, I was specifically looking for a PC monitoring device that did NOT use the second screen HDMI method, so this seemed perfect. Trying it out, it does exactly what it says. While the software takes some getting used and is not entirely intuitive, I would say it was perfect if it could monitor FPS, but I'm not sure how that would be possible without it monitoring some other software such as RTSS, which I think Aida64 does. Otherwise, all good around.