MSI AfterBurner 4.3.0 Beta 14 Available For the Public

I've tested this build in both TimeSpy and ROTTR. My findings are the following:

Global Profile Enabled: OSD displayed properly in all applications. This included 3DMark TimeSpy and ROTTR.

Application Specific Profiles with Global Profile Disabled: OSD displayed properly in ROTTR, but did not display in the 3DMark TimeSpy test at all.

I'm not sure if running the Global Profile disabled is recommended, but I did disable it for this testing.

 

I was not aware of this. Will test again with the proper executable file.

EDIT: Retested with the proper executable file. OSD worked as expected.

 

You never cease to amaze me.

 

480 show Watt usage in Afterburner? my 290 is so jealous right now.


BTT: X64 does not work!
I don't get an OSD in Timespy. I've been using your Test apps you've posted a while back.
D3D12Multithreading.exe
DX12SimpleTriangle.exe
Work fine with OSD but the _x64 versions of both do NOT show OSD.

 

64-bit support does work (make sure to select Enable 64-bit applications support under Compatibility properties), did you start RTSS from a clean install? Or did you use profile settings saved from a previous version? Try uninstalling RTSS and click no when it asks if you want save settings as this can help prevent some of these issues. For Time Spy use the 3DMarkTimeSpy.exe file located in the time spy dlc folder.

 

I don't have a SLI or Crossfire system but I figured I might as well update to this new version, doing so I got a message that some files could not be replaced without a restart as they were in use which when I tested to delete the file manually it reported as being in use by first ShellExperienceHost.exe and then ApplicationFrameHost.exe

So I simply added those to the list of profiles to not hook into but it might be something to add as default profiles in later versions of this software since I assume it's best not to hook into default Windows (10) services and whatever else those two do.
(The shell one is partially responsible for the start menu functionality at least.)

I'm just using the usual setting for it:

[Hooking]
EnableHooking = 0

Doubt it's going to cause much of a problem regardless but still.

Also using a profile for OriginThinSetupInternal.exe since the (EA) Origin client updater will otherwise have a framerate monitor (Or other enabled elements.) in it which isn't really needed and I don't know if it's needed with newer versions of it but I did use a profile for qbittorrent.exe which was also being detected.

Anyways just thought it might be worth mentioning, it's pretty easy to set up profiles manually too or just take one of the existing ones make a copy of that and rename it and restart Afterburner / RTSS and have it loaded in that way.

 

The best way, I have found for updating AB, is if you have it running and set to startup at login, disable that temporally.
Then reboot and uninstall and install new version.
You won't get that file in use problem, plus it makes sure its clean.

Not saying this is only way, but one I found easiest and fast with less possible issues.

 

Good that your reported that to NV.
I noticed that issue using aida64 extreme as well.

 

I did reboot after installation. Lernt my lesson the last time.

But yeah, after completly uninstalling, rebooting, reinstalling, rebooting it works fine now ~.~

 

I have a few games that refuse to run if AB 4.3.0 beta 14 is running. If i close it, they run. I have tried disabling things such as RTSS and the OC settings but nothing seems to work. Ive been running Windows insider builds 14936/14942 both of which are the same. Running latest drivers on my 2 970s in SLI. This also is not just steam games. Some steam games run and some non steam games like Witcher 3 do not.

Any suggestions?