MSI AB / RTSS development news thread

I dunno, can you not be asshole for once? Some things just impossible.

They are:

https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/msi-ab-rtss-development-news-thread.412822/page-168#post-5965712
and
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/msi-ab-rtss-development-news-thread.412822/page-168#post-5965625

None of them talk about tray text scaling.

Cool, so next time you complain someone uses outdated old version keep in mind WHY people do that. Usability matters

Godsend. Still not as big as before but tolerable.

 

I dont know if it was some update of Afterburner, but i dont have the option of cpu clock anymore at my 3700x .

Does anyone have the same problem?

 

Alexey, you're becoming just like me when someone interrupts my chess study And If I don't become a Grandmaster before I die from my severe health problems I will consider that a waste of a life

I'm 50 years old now...and my temper is nothing like it used to be way back when you helped me with some W-buffer thing artifact thing in Unreal Tournament and Kaspersky AV messing with Rivatuner so many years ago...I guess time hasn't been favorable to me.

(i can't believe I remember that far back...)
Thank you for your continued work with AB.

 

after upgrading to 7.3.2, memory usage / process stopped showing in OSD so I searched and came here, found the solution is to upgrade to the latest beta of Afterburner and also happy and surprise to see the developer himself to be here, providing so much specific technical details for us, thanks for your hard work
sorry for my poor English

 

would there be a way to have RTSS not be affected by Reshade? many games using Reshade change RTSS OSD colors...contrast etc.

specially Vulkan , DX11, Opengl APIs...appreciated

would be a nice to have feature if not too much asked

i love RTSS very much and am always hyped to see what updates come out next, keep up the great work for sure

 

Unfortunately round corners don't look good on the exterior edges of AB. This is because round corners requires a semi-transparent pixels to create a blur effect. As a somewhat work around, you use no blur effect on the corner but it does look very pixelated as you see in the pic below. You can see the pixelated effect on the exterior curves.



This is why you see in a lot of the skins that I create have 45 degree angles and no exterior curves. 45 degree angles play nice. In the case of the Windows 11 skin, I had the choice of a standard corner or 45 degree angle. I went with the standard corner because it was closer to the Win 11 look.

 

Yeah, I remember seeing the dragon army one was a little less pixelated but does show some jagged edges. I can mess around with it a little in the future. Love to get it as smooth as the edge of a window

 

Uh i need help with RTSS 7.3.2 Final Stable.

When playing Hot wheels dx12 RTSS reports the game to be 120fps while in reality it's 60 (every FPS on games count double on the RTSS)

So far only this game i guess?? Is there anything wrong with my rtss or is this bug?
Freshly install RTSS no edits so far

 

So the key is in the alpha then. Noted and gives me something to test then.

 

Will do Sir, thank you for the tip. I will search for those dedicated threads to so i may learn to first understand and configure classic scanline sync.

My apologies good Sir, I will look elsewhere outside from this thread in the future, with any support questions.

 

Hi there! I'm new to this thread, and first I wanted to say thank you for all of the tireless and hard work on MSI Afterburner + RivaTuner Statistics Server, I've been using them for many years and they've made my gaming life so much smoother!

I've been using the latest versions while playing Halo Infinite (MSI Afterburner 4.6.4 Beta 4 and RivaTuner Statisics Server 7.3.2) but something about the framerate limiter just doesn't feel right. I have two different computers I play on (Desktop and a Laptop), and on both systems using RTSS to cap the FPS feels like it's doing nothing, or very little at least. The FPS cap gets me a perfectly flat frametime bar but it's still stuttering a lot unlike in the other games I play (Dota 2, Apex Legends, Halo MCC, PSO2, Phasmophobia, Metro Exodus, etc).

However when I use the Halo Infinite in-game framerate limiter the game is super buttery smooth (despite the OSD graph showing a pretty jagged frame timing graph).

I've tried toggling the following RTSS options and they didn't seem to help:

• Application detection level: Low, Medium, High
  
• Stealth Mode
• Custom Direct3D support
  
• Scanline sync on and off
• All of the OSD settings
  
• Enable framerate limiter modes: async, front edge sync, back edge sync
• Enable passive waiting
• Use Microsoft Detours API hooking (crashed the game)

Also as another experiment I tried using the NVIDIA Control Panel frame rate limiter, and it also is suffering from the same problem where game play stutters and does not feel smooth like the in-game limiter. The frametime graph was also not flat with the NVIDIA limiter, granted I rarely use it so I don't know if it's usually flat or not.

If it's not too much trouble to ask, would you mind looking at Halo Infinite again now that the public beta is available to everyone? I have a feeling there's still something wonky with the new DX12 runtime it's using. RTSS isn't the only application having issues with it, NVIDIA ShadowPlay and Steam Screenshots both think it's the "Desktop" when I try to record media, but that's unrelated