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If you have installed the latest version of MSI Afterburner, and that doesn't resolve your issue, try this:
Memory -> You will have to manually edit that skin with the total VRAM. It is on line 64 where you change the value of MaxValue
PCB Temp -> I initially made this skin on GTX 260 (Hehe, talk about old) so when I tried it with GTX 675M, it didn't show. I did some searching and found out that nor all GPUs report the PCB Temp so you don't have to worry about that.
Shader -> Since I created this on a Nvidia GPU, I included the Shader. That isn't available for ATI/AMD GPUs so you don't have to worry about it.
GPU Temp & Usage should work. Are those values shown in MSI Afterburner? If yes, than are they also showing in About Rainmeter: Right-click Rainmeter icon in notification tray -> Click "Open log" -> Select "Skin" tab -> Select "Blue Overview\GPU" in the left Panel see what values are being displayed in the right panel.
Hope you will find this useful
I can't find any world cool world clocks featuring Beijing,China,Seoul,Korea or Tokyo,Japan.
Go to the Rainmeter directory and navigate to the Time folder (C:\Users\PantherX\Documents\Rainmeter\Skins\Blue Overview\Time) where you can see Zone 1 and Zone 2 folder. You can copy the folder, one for each new Time Zone and make sure that you change the folder name to Zone 3, Zone 4, etc and also the .ini file in that folder to match the folder structure, Time Zone 3.ini, Time Zone 4.ini, etc
Then refresh the skin by the Manage Rainmeter and expand the Blue Overview folder on the left panel and then expand the Time folder and you will see the additional Zone 3, Zone 4, etc that you created. Expand Zone 3 and then select Time Zone 3.ini and on the right, select Edit and in the text editor, under the variables, you can add the UTC/GMT offset and save the file. You can then load the skin and you can have that Zone's Time and day.
Hopefully, this is something that will will find useful