MSI AB / RTSS development news thread

could someone try Middle Earth: Shadow of war and test RTTS OSD ?

it doesn't work for me with this game

 

Tried with a delayed injection? Ensuring there's no third party software or even the Steam overlay? Game is still downloading so it'll be about an hour before I can actually try the game myself but it should be using DirectX 11 though there's some support files for Ansel and some other thing I can't quite identify in the game folder so perhaps that interferes a bit too for Nvidia GPU users?

If it's Gameworks related perhaps the usual works though.

[RendererDirect3D10]
Enable = 0

In a profile for the games exe file. Come to think of it though the game is using a new version of Denuvo for DRM but I don't know if they actively block other injectors or similar software either from DRM or from some in-game protection method.
(Probably just Cheat-Engine via signature if anything though.)

Only been released a few hours though, perhaps other users have some info whether here or forums such as Steam.

And I guess you already tried with the latest version of Afterburner and Rivatuner too.


EDIT: Well I can see what happens on my end whenever the game does finish downloading, though I guess game specific compatibility isn't directly part of AB 4.4.0 and RTSS 7.0.0 testing as to not spin this topic a bit too off-track or how to say.

Well hopefully the game itself isn't being difficult and it's something else interfering.

 

i didn't try the delayed injection

tried custom D3D support and stealth mode , didn't do anything

edit : turned off steam overlay and still nothing , MSI AB can snap screenshots though

 

So far the only way I can get it to work is to use Vector 2D in RTSS. Nothing else will work right now. Not sure if it has anything to do with RTSS or Denuvo or just the engine they are using.

 

it didn't work for me

 

Anyone testing Vega been able to overvolt past 1.2v? (Really just trying to push to 1.3v)

I can undervolt just fine but when I try and overvolt it wont go past 1.2v, which is strange because even when I set 1.25v in wattman, afterburner will still only report 1.2v. If however I max out the voltage slider to +100mv, the card instant crashes resulting in a system crash.

I am on the AIO bios, so I may flash back to the air bios to see if anything changes, however, is someone else is have issues going past 1.2v, I may not have to lol.

Also strange is that if I set 1.2v in wattman, afterburner will read 1.15v.

 

On the AIO bios wattman lets you go up to 1.25v but I get it, target voltage =/= output voltage.

Spoiler

Also trying to mimic your RTSS OSD output, no clue how you got things positioned horizontally lmao. I figured I would add items to group separators and format them there but maybe not or maybe I am just doing it wrong lol.

 

With this Menu?

 

Nice!

 

God I'm trying so hard but I just don't get it. I can't figure out how to most of the stuff I want to do. Like have the name of the graph with it's current value on the left of the graph (same line) without the graph lines going over the letters. I can usually figure out how to use anything but jeez there is no way to figure out how to do that even with trial and error. It's so intuitive. (Sorry, for the complaint, but I really have to say that).

Got a guide or something to get me further along with the modern layout?

I want to try out the combo mode for some things and see if I can make nice color coded layout that I like more than the custom classic one I've been using for the past few years.

Also, can you slow down the graph speed at all? I used to just tab out and examine the pop out graph to see cpu and gpu usage, etc to assess performance and look for bottlenecks but if I could wrap my head around this modern layout mode and set it up to see that real time that would be pretty sweet.

 

I also had to raise the application detection level to medium. Doesn't seem to matter now since Unwinder has just updated for this game, as seen below. I'm off to test the new RTSS beta!

Thank you. Much appreciated.