A few weeks ago we released MSI Afterburner 4.6.1 Final, as such, it is now time to start up a new chapter in develoment. Today we release MSI Afterburner 4.6.2 Beta 1. The new Beta is all about addi... Download: MSI Afterburner 4.6.2 Beta 1
Please keep in mind the following things when using new Steampunked skin: 4.6.2 is optimized to improve performance of background animation rendering of new Steampunked skin, however skin animation can still be rather performance hungry on old slow CPUs. So keep your eyes on CPU usage when using this skin, and if it is too high for you, you may try to do the following things to reduce it: - Set skin composition mode to "layered with colorkey" (the fastest one) if you were using "layered with alpha" mode. Layered skin composition mode with alpha channel is the slowest one and the most CPU hungry due to using per-pixel transparency - Reduce skin scaling factor in UI properties of MSI AB, higher skin scaling values cause higher CPU load - Disable animation completely, currently there is no dedicated option for it in GUI, however you can do it via editing the config and setting EnableAnimatedIndicators to 0
Love the new Steampunk skin with the skin scaling it is great.Of course MSI Afterburner is one of the must have tools for gamers. Thanks for sharing and I hope some people actually read what Unwinder has asked but I am sure that noone will.
Hello. Thanks for your awesome program. There are some issues with voltage/frequency curve editor. For some reason, curve values changes by itself slightly from time to time. Even when I try to load profile, values can alter slightly. Have to change them back manually every time and save, but it doesn't help, they slightly change over time. Also, can you please make minimal voltages lower if possible? 500 mV would be nice <3
Ask google about GPU Boost, you're misunderstanding its basic principles. There are no issues with editor, that's by design of GPU boost to change base clock depending on temperature. And that's reflected in context help. On minimal voltages: peek into release notes please, it is already adjustable by user via .cfg.
No, I don't mean boost values, I mean the CURVE. Curve I draw in your software changes by itself sligthly over time. It's supposed to be a template, right?
Once again, you're misunderstanding the basics. Curve is NOT supposed to be static, you ABSOLUTLELY cannot expect to see fixed clock for some voltage point. The only thing that is supposed to be static is clock frequency offset, base clock value is changing depending on thermal environment. Please use some time on searching and reading, it was discussed a lot of times and it is not fun to repeat and explain the same things over and over again.
So, this https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/graph-width-absence-on-d3d9.418647/ is an issue with my software, not your program or its specific settings?
This is issue with your system and I cannot help you with that, sorry. It is MSI Afterburner, not Intel Afterburner.
Thanks for all of your hard work unwinder, Been a huge fan ever since the good ol' rivatuner back in the days, Much Thanks.
Thank you! One question, how do i enable Vulkan support (OSD) It seems to be temperamental, works in DOOM but not in Dota 2 under Vulkan renderer.
