Just for those wondering: Change list: Improved MSI On-Screen Display server v4.2.3:. Improved video frames timestamping approach may improve smoothness of videos captured on low framerates. Improved RTV1 codec provides better compression ratio (significantly better under certain conditions) without affecting the image quality and encoding performance. Added alternate RTV1 compression mode providing 1.5x - 2x better realtime compression performance at the cost of some minor image quality loss. Video quality slider is now unlocked for RTV1 format, 100% quality selects original compression mode whilst any other value selects new high performance compression mode. Now MSI Afterburner displays captured video file time, size, per-frame compression ratio and time in the On-Screen Display next to the video capture progress indicator. Now multithreaded video capture optimization is forcibly disabled by default on single core CPUs.
Kernel mode RTCore driver has been upgraded to v1.6. RejZoR said: MSI Afterburner is total crap. It doesn't apply profiles even though i've set it to do so, profiles don't save different fan speeds, they don't save different fan speed methods, nothing.
I'm going to go ahead and guess that you'll be in a minority - Afterburner is one of the first programs I install when reinstalling Windows or building a new gaming PC for a friend. I don't necessarily use it for overclocking, but as an all-round tool it's very useful (lots of monitoring, plus screen and video capture). The fact that it's an overclocking tool as well is just a bonus! Posted on Oct 2nd 2011, 21:10. RejZoR said: MSI Afterburner is total crap. It doesn't apply profiles even though i've set it to do so, profiles don't save different fan speeds, they don't save different fan speed methods, nothing. You know that you've got to edit MSIAfterburner.cfg in note pad, right?
The latest version of MSI's Afterburner graphics card tweaking software, version 2.2.0 Beta 15, hit the web. The new version, among other things, features support for NVIDIA Kepler series graphics cards, including the ability to monitor power-consumption on these new graphics cards. A bigger part of the.
Go to installed directory of MSI Afterburner, default: C: Program file MSI Afterburner 2. Use notepad to edit “MSIAfterburner.cfg” 3. Change the parameter of “EnableUnofficialOverclocking” from “0” to “1” But i don't like anything MSI in general so i use Trixx from Sapphire i like it better;) Posted on Oct 2nd 2011, 22:21. Sneekypeet said: Those are two different things. The plane is the Icon for the app, if you don't want the temp to read, turn it off. I know that that those are two different things.
Though they could be gone by simply using one icon in tray when showing temperatures in tray is 'on' I want temps, I dont want plane. Why would anyone want the plane icon when temps are already there. Speedfan understand this JP said: In case you didn't know, Everest/AIDA64 and some other programs are like that as well, so why is that bad? I got used to it, doesn't bother me. Why is that bad? Because once you set MSI afterburner you very seldom want to go in to options. But to see temperature history and fan speed and stuff like that.
That you want much more often. So having on click - options, is IMO terrible idea. The worst is that I am unable to get to main window from options, only cancel.
So you have to keep airplane icon at hand anyway. But if it would be other way around, options are only one click away from the main window!
I love MSI afterburner and speedfan to make my PC beautifully quiet and monitored, but this just irritates me to no end. Posted on Oct 2nd 2011, 22:31. JP said: In case you didn't know, Everest/AIDA64 and some other programs are like that as well, so why is that bad? I got used to it, doesn't bother me. In terms of image, I agree, but for some reason I can't get afterburner to record sound.
Maybe it's not supported and I'm not aware. You just have to enable the option in the settings to capture sound and select the source. In terms of image quality and frame rate i personally think its better than Fraps. I had a problem with a previous beta not recording sound but i just used a more up to date beta and it worked fine, works fine on this one too. Posted on Oct 3rd 2011, 0:29.
Guru3D and MSI have been working hard on AfterBurner, today we release an updated Beta revision of Afterburner, this application successfully secured the leading position on graphics card utilities. Today we release an updated Beta revision of Afterburner, this application successfully secured the leading position on graphics card utilities. We're happy to see MSI Afterburner is leading the overclock applications. MSI Afterburner 2.2.0 Beta 14 is ready This beta supports the voltage control of HD 7X50 card, if you get the card, you may try to play it.
Changes list includes:. Fixed sub-zero temperatures reading on certain custom design MSI graphics cards with LM96163 and NCT7718W dedicated thermal sensors. Added workaround for bug in AMD drivers causing unofficial overclocking to be reset to defaults after adjusting PowerPlay settings.
Now unofficial overclocking settings are being forcibly reapplied after applying new PowerPlay settings. Hardware abstraction layer (HAL) architecture has been improved to provide compatibility with future NVIDIA graphics cards series. Now multi-GPU overclocking and fan control settings synchronization is performed at HAL level instead of display driver wrapper level to improve HAL architecture extendibility and provide compatibility with future NVIDIA graphics cards series. Shared control memory format has been upgraded to v2.0. New format provides power limit adjustment support and forward compatibility with future NVIDIA graphics cards series.
Now it is possible to override group names for values displayed in the On-Screen Display or in Logitech keyboard LCD display. MSI On-Screen Display server has been upgraded to v4.3.3. New version gives the following improvements: o Fixed issue causing gamma correction to be applied twice under certain conditions and causing video to appear too bright when capturing video with gamma correction option enabled. O Output video dimensions are no longer being forcibly cropped to be multiples of 16. Now cropping is optional and can be enabled via GUI o Dedicated 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4 frame downsampling routines have been replaced with unified arbitrary downsampling routine. Now MSI Afterburner provides arbitrary frame downsampling functionality and allows selecting 360p, 480p, 720p, 900p, 1080p frame sizes for both 16:9 and 16:10 aspect ratios. Please take a note that arbitrary frame sizes list is user extendable so you may add your own custom frame sizes if necessary via the configuration file.
O Improved tabbed text formatting provides better compatibility with custom group names.