This skin is fairly simple and does not have any ability to scale. You'd need to adjust the skins dimensions manually to do this. If you are new to Rainmeter, you might want find another skin that does scale. If you want to try fixing this one, there are two approaches you can use in general, and there are lots of posts about scaling skins.This is the skin: https://www.deviantart.com/classic2203/art/Rainmeter-CPU-GPU-Temperature-and-Usage-Monitor-1030721789
apologies for not including it
In summary, you first need to add a variable named something obvious like Scale, and set it to some percentage scaling factor. For example, Scale=1.50 in order to make things 50% larger. Then, where ever there is a reference to a width, height, font size, etc., change the reference to a formula. For example, if you see FontSize=12, make it FontSize=(12 * #Scale#). Do this everywhere, one meter at a time, and you'll eventually get it working.
The other, much simpler -- but much harder to understand -- approach is to use TransformationMatrix. Adding a style meter that adds a TransformationMatrix to all your meters only take a couple lines, but you'd need to know what you are doing.
Statistics: Posted by SilverAzide — Today, 12:43 pm