Undying:

Is there any way to change the cpu/gpu purple/green color?

tsunami231:

nice, now RTSS can tell use if we are gpu or cpu limited?!

tsunami231:

nice, now RTSS can tell use if we are gpu or cpu limited?!

Undying:

Works rather well. Here is D4 limited vs unlimited framerate. You can see when its cpu or gpu limited. Is there any way to change the cpu/gpu purple/green color? https://abload.de/img/diabloiv_2023_09_13_1blcai.png https://abload.de/img/diabloiv_2023_09_13_1gtfhd.png https://abload.de/img/diabloiv_2023_09_13_1gtfhd.png[img]

Unwinder:

It cannot tell it out of box, as is. But it gives you fundamental possibility to add programmability to your overlays, so you may analyze displayed sensor values, define some conditions (cpu/gpu bottleneck is just one example) and transform your overlay depending on it. So I'd really like to see what users can create with new conditional layers feature.

BlindBison:

Is it possible for you to attach your custom overlay file? No worries if not of course. Looks really good man 🙂 That "Limit: GPU" addition seems awesome on paper. I still need to download the beta after work. Am I understanding right that you're trying to get the CPU/GPU limits to display dynamically in their own color? That'd be pretty awesome for sure.

Unwinder:

You don't need to download additional custom overlay to play with this functionality and learn how to implement it in your own overlays. It is demonstrated by sample presentmon_frame_scale.ovl and presentmon_time_scale.ovl layouts included in distributive: RTSS 7.3.5 Beta 3 demo - new PresentMon data provider, GPU busy, conditional layers - YouTube

Undying:

@Unwinder i increased IsGpuLimited to 0.9 it works better becouse 0.75 does not feel right. It displays im gpu limited even though im clearly cpu limited.

- New version of OverlayEditor introduce support for conditional layers, which means that you can program some conditions right inside the overlay you create and alter your overlay appearance depending on it. I use it to display the layer with dynamic "Limited by CPU/GPU" indicator. This conditional layer analyzes PresentMon's frametime and GPU busy time, calculate GPUBusy/frametime ratio and displays that system is GPU limited when it is above or equal to 0.75. In ideal GPU limited case this ratio should be as close to 1 as it is possible, but there is always some overhead on CPU side, so I reduced the threshold to 0.75 to take it into account. Other words, this indicator displays "Limited by GPU" as soon as GPU busy starts taking 75% or more of frametime. I start driving with engaged framerate limiter to emulate CPU limited case and do so during a few seconds, so initially "Limited by CPU" is displayed. But once I disable the limiter with hotkey, PresentMon's frametime and GPU busy time become much closer to each other so you see it switching to "Limited by GPU". And as I mentioned, it is fully adjustable inside the layout so you can increase 0.75 threshold on your side if you feel that it is too low for you.

BlindBison:

Is it possible for you to attach your custom overlay file? No worries if not of course. Looks really good man 🙂 That "Limit: GPU" addition seems awesome on paper. I still need to download the beta after work. Am I understanding right that you're trying to get the CPU/GPU limits to display dynamically in their own color? That'd be pretty awesome for sure.

Unwinder:

Overhead is system and application specific. You may never reach 0.9 in 100% GPU limited workload in some cases. From linked video description:

Undying:

Interesting you are right. It might never reach 0.9 in 100% gpu limited scenario and it will indicate a gpu limit even though there is a cpu limit.

Unwinder:

It cannot tell it out of box, as is. But it gives you fundamental possibility to add programmability to your overlays, so you may analyze displayed sensor values, define some conditions (cpu/gpu bottleneck is just one example) and transform your overlay depending on it. So I'd really like to see what users can create with new conditional layers feature.