TURZX specializes in USB-connected secondary IPS screens designed for real-time PC system monitoring with customizable themes and dynamic backgrounds.
TURZX is known for its innovative Turing Smart Screens, which serve as dedicated secondary displays for real-time PC system monitoring. Unlike traditional auxiliary monitors that require both HDMI and dedicated power cables, TURZX screens connect simply via a single USB Type-C cable. Available in various sizes, including 5-inch, 8.8-inch, and 9.2-inch models, these IPS displays allow users to track essential computer metrics such as CPU temperature, GPU usage, RAM consumption, and FPS.
Designed for PC enthusiasts, modders, and gamers, TURZX monitors feature robust aluminum alloy housings and are accompanied by proprietary software that ensures minimal impact on system and graphics performance. Users can extensively customize their setups with dynamic video backgrounds, custom themes, and 360-degree screen rotation, making TURZX an ideal aesthetic and functional upgrade for modern desktop environments.
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TURZX screens require only a single USB data cable for connection. There is no need for an HDMI cable or additional power supply. Connect it directly to an available USB port or internal 9-pin motherboard header.
The driver software can be downloaded directly from the official website at www.turzx.com. Unzip the downloaded package, right-click the TURZX executable, and select 'Run as administrator'.
Open the TURZX software and use the drop-down box to switch between different themes. You can also set a dynamic video or static image background with a single click in the theme settings.
Open the Device Management panel within the TURZX software and delete unused background videos or themes from the secondary screen’s internal storage to free up space.
For systems where the discrete GPU enters standby mode to save energy (common in notebooks), the monitoring data may not update. Starting a game or resource-intensive application will wake the GPU and resume accurate monitoring.