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Guru3D RTSS Rivatuner Statistics Server Download v6.5.1 available for download
For those that use MSI AfterBurner and have a thirst for on-screen overlays (yes all 99% of you). We just posted a new build of RTSS (Rivatuner Statistics Server). This version among others adresses a Battlefield 1 Fall Update crashing in DX12 mode.
- Added power user oriented profile compatibility setting for DX1x applications concurrently accessing the swap chain from multiple rendering threads (e.g. DX12 rendering mode in Battlefield 1 Fall Update)
- Added compatibility profile for Battlefield 1 Fall Update to address application hang/crash on startup issues in DX12 mode with On-Screen Display enabled
- Added power user oriented profile setting, allowing you to customize framerate denominator for the built-in framerate limiter. The denominator can be customized to adjust the limit in fractional steps (e.g. denominator 10 to adjust the limit in 1/10 FPS steps)
- Updated localizations
You can just download and update the binaries, there is no need to re-install AfterBurner.
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#5360960 Posted on: 11/20/2016 07:51 PM
Awesome! Will need to try that out ASAP. Being able to finally fine-tune the capper for 59.94Hz and 119.88Hz monitors is great news!
Thank you!
Added power user oriented profile setting, allowing you to customize framerate denominator for the built-in framerate limiter. The denominator can be customized to adjust the limit in fractional steps (e.g. denominator 10 to adjust the limit in 1/10 FPS steps)
Awesome! Will need to try that out ASAP. Being able to finally fine-tune the capper for 59.94Hz and 119.88Hz monitors is great news!
Thank you!
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#5360972 Posted on: 11/20/2016 08:32 PM
Awesome! Will need to try that out ASAP. Being able to finally fine-tune the capper for 59.94Hz and 119.88Hz monitors is great news!
Thank you!
could somebody explain me how to do this? I'm apparently too stupid to find it out myself
Awesome! Will need to try that out ASAP. Being able to finally fine-tune the capper for 59.94Hz and 119.88Hz monitors is great news!
Thank you!
could somebody explain me how to do this? I'm apparently too stupid to find it out myself
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#5360974 Posted on: 11/20/2016 08:33 PM
Awesome! Will need to try that out ASAP. Being able to finally fine-tune the capper for 59.94Hz and 119.88Hz monitors is great news!
Thank you!
I'm no math person but I gave it a try, probably screwed it up but. ->
Limit=60000
LimitDenominator=1001
In-game it now shows a 59.9(4) cap.
(Tried lower values but couldn't get it to stick or limit 60 and denominator 0.9991 would have given a similar end result, but this works too.)
(Instead that makes it a bit over 120 FPS.)
EDIT:
Heh knew something would be wrong, ah so it's in integers and not float so full values only then, good to know for future references.
(Similar end results but a less extreme value heh well it's nice to learn new things.)
(And yeah too focused on 59.94 specifically, 599 to 59.9 would have been a far simpler method, whoops.)
(EDIT: Or as I also missed when reading the below reply 5994 to 59.94)
(EDIT: I suppose looking it up properly instead of just treating it as a multiplication initially instead of a division would have also helped...again something to try to remember.)
Awesome! Will need to try that out ASAP. Being able to finally fine-tune the capper for 59.94Hz and 119.88Hz monitors is great news!
Thank you!
I'm no math person but I gave it a try, probably screwed it up but. ->
Limit=60000
LimitDenominator=1001
In-game it now shows a 59.9(4) cap.
(Tried lower values but couldn't get it to stick or limit 60 and denominator 0.9991 would have given a similar end result, but this works too.)
(Instead that makes it a bit over 120 FPS.)
EDIT:
Heh knew something would be wrong, ah so it's in integers and not float so full values only then, good to know for future references.
(Similar end results but a less extreme value heh well it's nice to learn new things.)
(And yeah too focused on 59.94 specifically, 599 to 59.9 would have been a far simpler method, whoops.)
(EDIT: Or as I also missed when reading the below reply 5994 to 59.94)
(EDIT: I suppose looking it up properly instead of just treating it as a multiplication initially instead of a division would have also helped...again something to try to remember.)
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#5360978 Posted on: 11/20/2016 08:43 PM
fresh install on w7 (64bit)
on program startup:
dump analysis: http://pastebin.com/J8qsP0cP
dump file: https://expirebox.com/download/4cf4360851739a4909acf3b0f87facb8.html
back to 6.4.0 -> works
any new prerequisite libraries since 6.5.x that are not included?
fresh install on w7 (64bit)
on program startup:
dump analysis: http://pastebin.com/J8qsP0cP
dump file: https://expirebox.com/download/4cf4360851739a4909acf3b0f87facb8.html
back to 6.4.0 -> works
any new prerequisite libraries since 6.5.x that are not included?
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Thanks Unwinder, excellent work!