Windows telemetry for small displays

CaseDash

A compact dashboard for dedicated PC telemetry screens. It feels at home on a small case-mounted panel, and edge auto-hide keeps it practical on a single monitor too.

Install the MSI and run CaseDash. Use the hover titlebar or right-click menu for layout, theme, display fitting, and startup.

CaseDash dashboard with built-in fake telemetry

Features

Built to sit on a panel and stay useful

Animated telemetry

Key system signals stay glanceable, with metric fills and plots animated between snapshots.

Live layout editing

Constraint-based layouts with guides for cards, widgets, spacing, and text anchors.

Theme system

The website theme switcher includes every app theme, using the same base colors as CaseDash.

Small native app

A Windows executable under 1 MB, with vsync-paced animation that spends less than 1 ms per frame.

Small-screen layouts

Ready-made layouts fit the common shapes of compact telemetry panels.

First-time setup

The hover titlebar and right-click menu keep setup close. Once fitted, the panel stays clean.

Hardware

Supported vendors

AMDRadeon GPU telemetry through AMD ADLX.
IntelGPU telemetry through Level Zero Sysman.
NVIDIAGPU telemetry through NVML.
FPSPresented-FPS capture through ETW via the CaseDash service.
ASUSBoard temperature and fan telemetry through Armoury Crate ATKACPI.
MSIBoard temperature and fan telemetry through MSI Center SDK.
GigabyteBoard temperature and fan telemetry through Gigabyte SIV.
LenovoBoard CPU temperature and fan telemetry through the diagnostics driver and GameZone WMI.

Layout

Edit the layout live

Layout reference

CaseDash uses named static layouts sized for small displays. The guide sheet below is generated from the app and shows editable cards, widget guides, spacing controls, and hover-style callouts.

CaseDash layout guide sheet

Contributions

Bring your hardware and ideas

Contributions are welcome in code, issues, sketches, and plain ideas: themes, layouts, telemetry providers, localization, and practical feedback.

The most useful code contributions are new hardware providers. New hardware support is especially valuable when it comes from the owners of real machines and from someone who can test the result.