Elite Telemetry — 10 Elite Dangerous–Inspired Themes for 3.5″ | CPU/GPU/RAM Graphs

[cs12ruteam]

Hi! I made Elite Telemetry, a pack of ten amber cockpit-style themes for the 3.5″ Turing Smart Screen (480×320, landscape). They work with the official Windows build of Turing System Monitor 3.10.0 using its built-in sensors.

Every theme has CPU and GPU load graphs, temperature graphs with an 80°C reference line, and a RAM usage graph. The bottom-right panel changes with each theme. There are layouts for network traffic, FPS, disk space, cooling, VRAM, uptime, clock speeds, RAM capacity, ping, and a local clock.

[Download all 10 themes](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/34533635/Turing_35_Elite_Stock_Themes_3.10.0.zip)

Installation

1. Extract the ZIP.
2. Open Turing System Monitor Configuration and click Open themes folder.
3. Copy the ten Elite … folders from the archive’s res/themes into the folder that opened.
4. Reopen Configuration, select your 3.5″ screen and an Elite theme, then click Save and run.

RAM usage is shown in MiB and percent. FPS requires an FPS sensor exposed by LibreHardwareMonitor, and fan readings depend on your hardware. For Network, choose your active adapter under Ethernet interface. For Link Latency, set a host that responds to ping under Weather & ping.

Previews

The previews use sample readings.

01 · Network — download and upload rates with history

02 · Combat FPS — current FPS and history

Show the other eight themes

03 · Disk Space — used and free space with a usage bar

04 · Cooling — CPU and GPU fan percentages

05 · VRAM Reserve — used and total VRAM with usage percentage

06 · Flight Log — system uptime since boot

07 · Clock Speeds — CPU and GPU frequencies in GHz with history

08 · Memory Reserve — free and total system RAM

09 · Link Latency — ping to a configured host with history

10 · Modular HUD — local time and date

If you try one on your screen, I’d love to hear which layout you picked and how readable it is at a glance.