Figured I'd be pretty simple I installed Arduino IDE and ran the ArduinoOHM exe after uploading the code with the COM3 port active but the GPU and CPU temps are displayed as zero but the temperature sensor I put in there works perfectly. I also had open hardware monitor running in the background throughout all of this so should be a non issue.
And yes I am using a flash drive to prop up the LCD against the pin headers because I don't want to directly solder yet. Also I don't have much experience with this so if you could explain to me as if I'm a child that'd be great
GPU and CPU temps are displayed as zero.
It might be a compatibility issue? Wanted to try something new as I have pretty high end hardware on windows 11 (7700x and 6800xt). Com ports seem to be working in device manager and all that good stuff so I can’t seem to pinpoint the problem.
No one is updating the project, so you yourself will have to deal with transferring data from the latest version ohm, there is a version on the network with a connection via a COM port. From my experience, I’ll say that it’s better for you to look towards launching the latest version of the ohm web server and parsing it with an arduino. I have gone through a lot lately and have both working options. One connection through a com port and the use of a modification ohm, by adding it using the visual studio. The second parsing of the web server ohm via wifi in the home network using esp32.
