is there anyway to change the standard MHZ to GHZ in the overlay? Just playing around the new overlay.
This is actually a quite a good question. I was wondering this the other day. I only use FPS of RTSS on my Ryzen rig, but have all of the stats of Afterburner and HWINFO on my server. It had dual CPUS so the info is quite alot on there when streaming a game.
You can use the correction formula x/1000, hide the units and replace them with your own. There might be a better way, but that works.
Hi guys, I'm abit of newbie and not sure how to do what you have described above. I looked through the entire menu of both MSI Afterburner as well as RTSS and I was not able to find an option to "hide units" and then to replace them with my own. Can someone please explain how to do this? Thanks a lot in advance!
In the RTSS OverlayEditorPlugin -> Data Sources-> Edit -> (for example) click "RAM usage"-> Setup default: converted to GB: Name: just a description you can put in Units: a label, just type in what you want Format: if you want integer, leave it blank. For one decimal use %0.1f, for 2 decimals use %0.2f,... you get the piont Correction formula: x is the reported value (in MB) then divide by 1024 to get GB
@batataoDOCE In the field Units you have to type in the label GB to have it displayed. Did you do this? --------- No campo Unidades é necessário digitar a etiqueta GB para que ela seja exibida. Você fez isso?
Ok, I got it here, I need help for like, how does this gray bar decrease? I don't know what I did but before it was very short, and the 'GB' transparent, how does it work? Thank you friend, I don't know how to thank you.
Man, I managed to solve the problem of '' gb '' transparent, now my biggest problem is to decrease the display fill, I can't do it at all ...
Why are you using so much Hypertext in the dialog? You can add each Item (Block, Text, etc.) as an independent layer and style it with it's own dialog:
