RXMDocklet will amalgamate sensor readings from multiple monitoring apps - including HWiNFO, of course 
- and display these on any Object Dock -compatible dock.
All of the details (including a download link) are on the GitHub repo page for this open source project:
GitHub repo for RXMDocklet
But briefly, you are able to configure 1-4 "pages" containing 1-8 sensor readings each, all of which can be from any of the supported sensor apps, and be rendered in any (including custom) color.
Supported monitoring apps
HWiNFO
GPU-Z
MSI Afterburner
SpeedFan
CPUID HWMonitor (only versions 1.14-1.16)
(Note that the [32 or 64] "bit-ness" of the monitoring app doesn't matter to RXMDocklet, use whatever you prefer and works on your system.)
So, fire up your favorite monitoring apps - as long as you include HWiNFO, of course - and grab the pre-built DLL from the "release(s)" area of the GitHub repo, and start squinting at the tiny font (mostly kidding).
- and display these on any Object Dock -compatible dock.
All of the details (including a download link) are on the GitHub repo page for this open source project:
GitHub repo for RXMDocklet
But briefly, you are able to configure 1-4 "pages" containing 1-8 sensor readings each, all of which can be from any of the supported sensor apps, and be rendered in any (including custom) color.
Supported monitoring apps
HWiNFO
GPU-Z
MSI Afterburner
SpeedFan
CPUID HWMonitor (only versions 1.14-1.16)
(Note that the [32 or 64] "bit-ness" of the monitoring app doesn't matter to RXMDocklet, use whatever you prefer and works on your system.)
So, fire up your favorite monitoring apps - as long as you include HWiNFO, of course - and grab the pre-built DLL from the "release(s)" area of the GitHub repo, and start squinting at the tiny font (mostly kidding).