What gauge setting do you use?

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HUMBL57

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If I'm not mistaken he is talking about the adjustable cluster in the 2015+. Can choose from a few different gauges to appear in between your Tach and Speedo
 

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15+ Denali only has adjustable cluster views.

I too like the standard. I pressed the tow/haul the other day and it adds on a trans temp gauge. That was pretty neat.
 

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This must be a Yukon only feature. On the Tahoe, you can only change the info on the MID display.
 
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15+ Denali only has adjustable cluster views.

I too like the standard. I pressed the tow/haul the other day and it adds on a trans temp gauge. That was pretty neat.

It also adds two gauges in the Technology setting when you hit the T/H.

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This must be a Yukon only feature. On the Tahoe, you can only change the info on the MID display.

It's a Denali thing. The Denali has a full center section electronic display between the speedo/tach where you can pick three different display themes.
 

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I use the standard setting as well.

I wish there was a way to download additional options.
 

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Standard - mostly because it gets all four gauges (gas, temp, battery, oil) up top. None of the other ones have all of them up. Plus I think the gas gauge on the Standard is easier to read and quickly see how much gas is left.
 

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I too wished that you could download custom themes. I also wish a technology company like Google/Apple would have developed the intellink system.

I find the touch screen in my fiance's VW Jetta to be more responsive/quicker than the touch screen in my Denali. I find that a little ridiculous.
 

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I prefer the standard layout as well. The others are pretty ridiculous.

As for responsiveness, my 2015i had some little bit of lag initially but after everything boots up it's almost instantaneous. It does take a bit to load the weather.
 

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I think I use the Technology option (basically a big ring with a compass on the outside and selected info in middle). It pushes the gas gauge into top right corner (but still nice and legible). I think engine temp in top left as well (though it might be oil pressure).

Standard is OK, but I don't feel the need to see battery or oil pressure (or temp). My driving conditions are pretty mild.

What I DISLIKE about all of the options, is that none seem to have the odometer unless you're on the screen that provides that specific info. Since I don't trust the car's Nav I sometimes will use printed directions and like to know distance traveled from last turn/exit/etc. I haven't found a way to have odometer displayed and also be able to control radio functions from wheel.

Anybody have a solution to my odometer/radio coexistence?

Any chance GMC could revise or upgrade the cluster to add an odometer? Seems like pretty basic information one would want to have...
 

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