MSI AB / RTSS development news thread

Reshade is not delayed injection event trigger and never was. But 64-bit steam overlay is, such behavior with any steam application loading 64-bit steam overlay library is intended.

 

That's not something done on my side. Cannot comment it deeper, I'm not Reshade user/fan.

 

It is already inside 4.6.4 database.

 

No, it doesn't require application restart.

 

That's a complete nonsense, sorry. If it drops to zero - it is zero. It cannot be misdetected.

 

No, I've not implemented it for Vulkan renderer and currently don't plan to do it there, sorry.

 

Dear forum visitors,

I'm happy to report that the first RTSS beta in 2022 is approaching. Besides various compatibility tweaks, it also contains updated OverlayEditor plugin containing two interesting improvements:

- As many of you remember, there were multiple feature requests asking to provide VRAM temperature monitoring for 3080/3090 series in MSI AB, which I rejected. I still absolutely cannot add it to MSI Afterburner, becasue it is NVIDIA partner's software and it cannot use private hacked NVAPI functionality, which is not a part of NDA NVAPI intended for partners's overclocking software. However, as a compromise solution, I think I can add it to OverlayEditor's HAL (and only there) because technically RTSS is not MSI branded software and NV has no chances to control it and tell what do I need or do not need to add there. Futhermore, some parts of reverse engineered VRAM temperature monitoring NVAPI calls were already published in different open source projects by third parties, so technically I don't even leak anything important myself, hehe.

- I've ported full CPU monitoring related funtionality from MSI AB to OverlayEditor's internal HAL. It contains everything CPU related MSI AB has inside (CPU temepratures, power and clocks) and additionally something that is not supported on MSI AB HAL side yet: per-CCD temperatures for Ryzen and effective CPU clocks (for any modern CPUs), which recently became available in other closed source monitoring products. Now it will be available in OverlayEditor's internal HAL too in open source form. Please take a note that new CPU monitoring related functionality won't be unlocked in OverlayEditor's HAL out of box. Thses things require low-level IO driver and cannot work without it, and I don't include any in RTSS distributive. But you will be able to copy RTCore32/64 from MSI Afterburner distributive to RTSS plugins folder next to OverlayEditor and do some minor changes in plugin config to unlock full built-in CPU monitoring functionality there, after that you may uninstall MSI AB and use RTSS as standalone monitoring solution.

 

What's a point in quoting a post without reading it? What's a point in asking "maybe there are beta versions?" when post explicitly declares that it will be a part of future beta? It will be posted when it is done. And one more time for those who do not read posts completely: It will be available in RTSS OverlayEditor plugin only, it won'be natively available in MSI AB.