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Does anyone know of one of these for AMD (using R9 390)?

 

I would like to see how much toll my games are taking on the card.

 

MSI Afterburner is too confusing, I don't know how to use it and I don't really want to use it even though I would like the in-game GPU meter.

 

I have AMD Crimson, if that does something?

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HWMonitor,GPU-Z,MSI Afterburner.

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Afterburner is still the default (and imo, best) monitor for GPUs

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GPUZ.  The default MSI Afterburner is shit, turn it back to the classic RivaTuner skin and you'll be fine! @Aleksbgbg

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Does anyone know of one of these for AMD (using R9 390)?

 

I would like to see how much toll my games are taking on the card.

 

MSI Afterburner is too confusing, I don't know how to use it and I don't really want to use it even though I would like the in-game GPU meter.

 

I have AMD Crimson, if that does something?

 

Afterburner.

Afterburner.

Afterburner.

Afterburner.

Afterburner.

Thats it.

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CPUID HW monitor is really nice.

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Afterburner.

Afterburner.

Afterburner.

Afterburner.

Afterburner.

Thats it.

It will burn so after, that it will be ahead.

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GPUZ.  The default MSI Afterburner is shit, turn it back to the classic RivaTuner skin and you'll be fine! @Aleksbgbg

 

Please can you educate me on how to do that?

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Please can you educate me on how to do that?

Go to Settings > User Interface, and then select Afterburner v3. Best skin imo.

When you want to display system stats in the corner during a game, remember to tick it in Monitoring, but also tick "Show in on-screen Display". Any stuff that doesn't show up in Afterburner, download HWinfo and configure that. HWinfo is a little more finicky, so if you can just stick to Afterburner, I would. My original FX-6300 wouldn't show up, hence I had to use HWinfo in the first place.

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Go to Settings > User Interface, and then select Afterburner v3. Best skin imo.

When you want to display system stats in the corner during a game, remember to tick it in Monitoring, but also tick "Show in on-screen Display". Any stuff that doesn't show up in Afterburner, download HWinfo and configure that. HWinfo is a little more finicky, so if you can just stick to Afterburner, I would. My original FX-6300 wouldn't show up, hence I had to use HWinfo in the first place.

 

 

Any idea if you can set a hotkey to show/hide the in-game overlay? I don't want it there constantly but I'd like to be able to check my temps real quick without minimizing.

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Any idea if you can set a hotkey to show/hide the in-game overlay? I don't want it there constantly but I'd like to be able to check my temps real quick without minimizing.

Yes, you can. If you go to Settings > On-Screen Display, you can set a key for the On-Screen Toggle. I have my as Insert, it works really well. It will occasionally not show up, but it doesn't happen very often.

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HW INFO 64 is awesome

MSI AFTERBURNER is awesome as well

they both have extremely useful OSD's

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MSI Afterburner, once you set it up right of course which is quite easy

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