v3.0.5

What's new

Fixed: the temperature and fan tiles wrapped onto a second row while the first still had room.

Six tiles of 46 px need 276 px and had a 300 px window to sit in — but the row was drawn inside a 6 px
margin on each side with 4 px between tiles, so 32 px of spacing was competing for the 24 px left over
and the sixth tile went to the next row. The margin is now 4 px and the spacing 3 px, so the row fits.
The row is centred either way, so the margin only ever showed up in this case — where it was doing harm.

Checked by rendering the tiles across window widths of 250–400 px, tile sizes of 40–60 px and 2 to 8
sensors: nothing else changes row count except where the tiles genuinely do not fit, and no reading is
cut off.

Tiles keep the size you set rather than being squeezed to gain a column, because at 46 px a reading like
2412 already fills 40 of the 42 px inside a tile — squeezing would trade the wrap for 24…. If you do
want more of them per row, Settings → Temperatures / Fans → Tile columns fits them to the width on
purpose.

Everything from 3.0.0–3.0.4 is included.

Install

Download LoadView.exe below and run it — no install, no dependencies, works on any Windows
10/11 PC. Unsigned, so SmartScreen/Defender may warn on first run (More info → Run anyway).

If you use the accurate CPU temperature, this asks for the one-time administrator confirmation again —
the version stamp changes, so the system-rights component is refreshed.