Download: Guru3D RTSS Rivatuner Statistics Server 7.3.0 Final

#5891406

Undying

2021-02-28 13:06

Thanks.

#5891409

vestibule

2021-02-28 13:30

I do like the FPS limiter feature but Im not 100% on how it works. I do know my monitor runs @ 60.002 fps.

#5891418

Im_Special

2021-02-28 13:55

Great job, and many thanks Unwinder.

#5891439

RealNC

2021-02-28 15:38

vestibule:

I do like the FPS limiter feature but Im not 100% on how it works.

What do you mean?

#5891443

vestibule

2021-02-28 15:50

Yeah, under general properties you can select a game like SOTTR.exe and to the right there is an frame rate limit and scanline sync. Putting in figures in a given way in those boxes can stop tearing and reduce latency with V sync disabled?

#5891445

RealNC

2021-02-28 16:01

vestibule:

Yeah, under general properties you can select a game like SOTTR.exe and to the right there is an frame rate limit and scanline sync. Putting in figures in a given way in those boxes can stop tearing and reduce latency with V sync disabled?

Yeah, to avoid tearing without having to enable vsync you can just set the FPS limit to 0 and the scanline sync value to something like -100. There's nothing to it, really. The ssync value you use depends on where the tearline is. If it's still visible at the bottom of the screen, you increase the value a bit. If it's visible at the top of the screen, you lower it. You're trying to hide the tearline basically below the bottom of the screen. You can also use ssync in combination with normal vsync, btw. It has less input lag than stand-alone vsync. See: https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/any-way-to-half-refresh-v-sync-with-amd-gpus-thanks.436805/#post-5889931

#5891461

Undying

2021-02-28 16:59

RealNC:

Yeah, to avoid tearing without having to enable vsync you can just set the FPS limit to 0 and the scanline sync value to something like -100. There's nothing to it, really. The ssync value you use depends on where the tearline is. If it's still visible at the bottom of the screen, you increase the value a bit. If it's visible at the top of the screen, you lower it. You're trying to hide the tearline basically below the bottom of the screen. You can also use ssync in combination with normal vsync, btw. It has less input lag than stand-alone vsync. See: https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/any-way-to-half-refresh-v-sync-with-amd-gpus-thanks.436805/#post-5889931

Isnt it better to set fps limit to 60 for example and use freesync without having to enable vsync. It also removes the tearing and even less input lag.

#5891464

gx-x

2021-02-28 17:03

fps limit breaks some games (some games refuse to start, they think it's a "hack" (and it is), and in others lowers overall performance vs no-fps limit but v-sync on, or fps limit from the game menu. nVidia already put fps limit in their drivers, so you can set it there too (same problems as I mentioned above, in certain games)

#5891465

Unwinder

2021-02-28 17:03

gx-x:

how about bring back OC for the non non-existant cards back?! Like Pascal cards for example. Should I give up on that hope and just install some older MSI AB?

RTSS never provided any form of OC, what are you talking about? If you mean OC scanner due to some odd reason, which is a part of MSI AB and not RTSS, then legacy OC scanner forcing ability was available in betas for months.

#5891467

gx-x

2021-02-28 17:04

for some reason, guru3D claims Afterburner is theirs, so I am writing here. edit: I don't have an option to not install your RTSS utility, so yea, I guess it is yours in a way. And yes, I meant OC scanner. Of course I can manually oc, but it's not the same as messing with the boost tables on the driver level. I nver used beta AB versions, I probably would have If I knew about the OC scanner feature. Hell, I wouldn't even change the old one, it was working fine.. 😏My fault entirely I must admit.

#5891468

Unwinder

2021-02-28 17:07

For some reason this thread is about RTSS update.

#5891470

gx-x

2021-02-28 17:12

I am going to delete those posts, sorry (for posting them).

#5891474

PsyaNyde

2021-02-28 17:48

Does this stop MSi Dragon Centre from overwriting/ interfering with the custom fan curve you set ?

#5891476

Unwinder

2021-02-28 17:53

No. And no, it doesn't make coffee.

#5891478

Noisiv

2021-02-28 18:07

Unwinder:

No. And no, it doesn't make coffee.

😡 😡

#5891483

RealNC

2021-02-28 19:17

Undying:

Isnt it better to set fps limit to 60 for example and use freesync without having to enable vsync. It also removes the tearing and even less input lag.

Scanline sync is for people who don't have a freesync monitor.

#5891492

-Tj-

2021-02-28 19:54

Can core temp also be implemented like Aida64, hwinfo64? Im only interested in it for proper cpu frequency report, or it doesnt matter and hwinfo64 reports it as well? Rest is perfect with default HAL.

#5891500

Undying

2021-02-28 20:15

RealNC:

Scanline sync is for people who don't have a freesync monitor.

Oh i see. 🙂

#5891506

Unwinder

2021-02-28 20:53

-Tj-:

Can core temp also be implemented like Aida64, hwinfo64? Im only interested in it for proper cpu frequency report, or it doesnt matter and hwinfo64 reports it as well? Rest is perfect with default HAL.

Yes, CoreTemp supports shared memory interface similar to HwInfo/AIDA, so it is easily possible to support it as one of data providers. But I cannot promise that I'll do it myself, that's not the application I normally use on any of my PCs. But OverlayEditor is open source plugin so anyone can extend the functionality.

#5891532

Fox2232

2021-02-28 22:50

gx-x:

fps limit breaks some games (some games refuse to start, they think it's a "hack" (and it is), and in others lowers overall performance vs no-fps limit but v-sync on, or fps limit from the game menu. nVidia already put fps limit in their drivers, so you can set it there too (same problems as I mentioned above, in certain games)

Do you have examples? Because I use global fps limit 235fps. And then alter particular games down to what's sensible for my GPU. That means, all games that RTSS can hook to are having active fps limiter. And none have trouble starting here.