i swear they only exist from accidental bundle installs. was using the gigabyte motherboard software to update some drivers, and even after double checking what software it was installing i still somehow ended up with norton installed.
I run a small computer shop and I have a pile of Norton codes that I got for free but I refuse to install in on any computers. Hell I wont even sell them, I'm just keeping them prisoner :p
It maybe because it is still in beta but it is worse in current state. Microsoft Xbox Gamebar Overlays nowadays is good enough for almost everything anyways.
I find it hilarious how MSI made this pretty first page of the installer to smuggle Norton through, and the very next step it reverts to the legacy installer from Windows XP days.
Find it equally funny they added a couple tabs to configure another app, included that app in the installer and then get all of the credit for the overlay that app produces.
I never downloaded Afterburner from MSI but from Guru3D, where the developer is. Ironically he seemed to get really pissed today looking at the thread for Afterburner development and locked the thread. What a coincidence.
2:18 Holy shit, I've been using Afterburner/RTSS for years, and I NEVER knew that was how you figured it out, other than just selecting both and seeing which number was clearly the correct one. I'll be damned, Dawid actually taught me something today! That sounded really back-handed, but I swear it wasn't.
G'day Dawid, Yeah Afterburner is the OC Program & RTSS is the OSD Program, I've answered this question in comments many times on many different channels too. PS Dawid & Anna Have a safe trip, excited to see what you find in South Korea
If you use hwinfo sensors for osd, just check the "override group name" box while it's highlighted. Then change the group name to whatever your stuff is called(eg. Cpu, ram, fan etc). Then it will list it on the same line as whatever you're monitoring
This video is pretty useful. I have always to a degree wondered how you have gotten these informations on the OSD. This guide may be a little longer than others i have seen so far, but definitely one i would recommend for a comprehensive instructive guide :)
One warning for those who plan on using these programs on either Twitch streams or TH-cam videos or other monetized video content, you really need to get a commercial licence for these software packages. Linus and other content creators have gotten in trouble for using personal use licences, commercially.
I think it might have a bit more to do with how every single stream he advises people to NOT use the features of the platform that the platform makes money from and instead only use merch messages where LTT makes all the money.
And the overlay isn't even MSI afterburner, it's Rivatuner Statistics Server, Afterburner just interfaces with it and gets Credit for the overlay it isn't even putting on the screen lol.
even though many of us know this like the back of our hand, some people have no idea what some of the settings even do, so videos like this are very humbling
You know what? Thank you for showing exactly how to do this with MSI and hwinfo. I’ve been playing with it for quite a long time now and couldn’t figure out how to get every metric that I wanted to see on screen.
You actually can use -allow_third_party_software in CS2 while playing real matches. Been doing this since the release, don’t know why there’s a myth that you can’t. So monitoring while playing an actual match is absolutely possible.
I was basically running a very similar setup. I’m happy there was the trick for the graph version of frame times as I had not looked further. The only change I made is showing more core for cpu usage, as very single threaded games were showing, say, 20% CPU usage and I wasn’t understanding what my limit was, the. Seeing one core pegged at 100%, and the rest chilling made it a lot clearer. :)
you can do quite a bit of customization to the RTSS overlay too but you have to do it through the RTSS app and not Afterburner (which isn't actually doing any of the overlay)
I went through old videos to find this answer! I remember the old software and how a viewer recommended this to Dawid. Glad to see this getting put out there!
What a throwback, I've used MSIAB years ago to adjust the (annoying) fan curve of my GPU. And HWInfo is quite useful as well since you can set up sensor values to be shown in the systray. I have it set up to always show the current CPU and GPU temperature, quite handy to always have that available at a glance.
You can put the memory clock inside "MEM", you just need to set the group to that or whatever you want in the settings. Basically you can make a group for each thing you monitor.
Dawid you can add stuff to RTSS directly from the HWinfo settings, its under the OSD(RTSS) tab in settings, and it shows up at the bottom of the normal overlay instead of weirdly in the middle.
One thing I'll add is you can backup your Afterburner config (both OSD and overclocking settings) by copying the files in this location to a backup folder: Program Files (x86) > MSI Afterburner > Profiles All you gotta do is paste them back after a clean install and everything will be set up.
Thank you so much for this video. I was trying to do this myself and always ran into issues and never got it to work and / or display. But with your video, I was able to get it to work. So again, thank you very much, very helpful step be step process. Love your sarcasm it cracks me up.
I don't know if you know this, but there is also a performance overlay baked into windows with the game bar. I have successfully used it when dealing with a game that doesn't like afterburner
IIRC you can add the HWINFO items to, say, a "RAM" group in order for them to appear all in a single line, gouped as "RAM" or whatever label you choose for it.
It’s been such a long time since I’ve check for updates on afterburner that I’ve completely forgotten about it. Thanks for the reminder Dawid.🤙 MSI Afterburner is a must for any PC gaming rig.
You can actually take the OSD tab in MSI Afterburner and scroll down to your RAM Cloc you added via HWINFO and set itto the group you want it to display with or make its own tag by going down to the bottom and finding the "Group" setting and checking that box then naming the group you want it to display as.
You do point out a few good tips although not part of the video... always download directly from the developer's site and I always do custom installs so I can choose to NOT install things like Norton or McAfee or other things that may come "packaged" with some programs. Just a good practice to get into. And also make a copy of the installer executable before you run it as some (like Adobe Acrobat) self-delete after you install them, so it's a good idea to make a backup copy of installation files anyway. Same for drivers... either go to the board or peripheral manufacturer's site or the chipset maker's site (AMD, Nvidia or Intel) if you have to to get "generic" drivers from a trusted source.
ive had the same msi afterburner installer on my pcs for years, havent needed to install/uninstall for ages and didnt know they push norton now lmao. what ever makes them money ig its solid software
Honestly, the software anyone should install is CapFrameX, Process Lasso and Revo Uninstaller. Cap Frame does not have the overclocking, but a far more detailed overlay option.
Also, Intel's overlay option is actually pretty informative as well. The only thing it's missing, hilariously enough, is an FPS counter. However, if you hit Win+G and use the built in gamebar overlay, it will act as a good workaround.
That's exactly why when I used to use nvidia cards, I always download MSI Afterburner. But after I bought my 7800 xt, I uninstalled it since the software had all the monitoring I needed.
If you're really lazy and don't want to install anything, but just want to know what FPS you're running. Windows game bar has the basics at least. As in FPS, GPU and CPU usage, temp etc. Just move the performance window to where you want it, adjust the transparency, pin it and that's it. It's low effort, but it works in a pinch.
I'd highly recommend using every core on a CPU for the overlay, some games just aren't optimised to utilise more than 8 cores or only utilise a few and bottleneck the game as a result, so this is a pretty important metric to check in my experience. Just checking the overall temp and usage doesn't show you a particularly reliable picture for how the CPU is actually being utilised.
so you want to see a video where is explained how to make the usb installer that doesnt ask for tpm in rufus and want to see if is a good idea to buy that 980 you saw cheap
@@arch1107 no I have my Rx 6950XT but I spend 7 years with my GTX 980 and I'm curious to see how it holds now that I got rid of it 10 years after the release. I love see youtubers struggling with obsolete tech because is fun content
It is worth mentionong that Afterburner often collides with Adrenalin, and you get wierd GPU behavior or even driver timeouts or blue/blackscreens so it is a good idea to use Adrenalin only if you are a AMD GPU owner. Afterburner is fine with Nvidia.
@DawidDoesTechStuff can you please do a video where you progressively attach those little heat sinks with 3m backing to more and more components in a pc (obviously for comedic effect take it way too far by the end of the video) and see if it makes any difference at all. I've been dying to see someone do this for ages. Maybe they haven't because its a stupid idea, but so is building the worlds largest ali express gpu collection so you might just be the hero we need.
Btw you can have the exact same overlay with HWinfo and RTSS. I just use this now, no need for MSI AB, since adrenaline is IMO enough for OC and stuff And you do get a proper label if you just do it that way
U can download the core component (RTSS) if u only need to monitor the system, pretty straightforward to set up if u only need basic layout like afterburner. But since adrenalin can monitor frametime i just use the native one.
You can also press Windows + G to bring up the xbox bar that also has FPS stats etc but its basic it only shows fps and component usage , not temps. but it can also be pinned to monitor while playing
Great video, I hadn't used MSI Afterburner so maybe I'll give it a go. I have also noticed Nividia Geforce game overlay being buggy lately , I thought it was just me.
Nice walkthru. Probably the best I've seen and I've only been curious enough to try this a few times. Kudos! Now, please walk me through the perfect poached egg. That would be epic! (PS: Get a haircut ya hippie)
8:12 can't you just rename it's group name and integrate any sensor reading into the already existing Afterburner layout (or a completely custom one of you wanted?)
Funny, I always wondered about MSI Afterburner but I'm not a gamer so it wasn't a priority. Norton? Yuck! My only remaining question is can Dawid rant about free software like he does hardware? Good video!
If you are running Windows, and only need to monitor the bare minimum of your computer’s performance, there is a built-in monitor software: if memory serves me correctly, you only need to press Win key + g (simultaneously) to access it
@@fragalot it’s not useless; I use it. I don’t want (or need) another monitoring software. I’m not saying it’s better than the options Dawid showed (it isn’t); I’m just saying: “it’s there”
@@guaiqueritech It's unnecessary and just makes your PC more bloated with useless software. Geforce Experience tries to fill a need that already was satisfied with already existing software.
My concern with Afterburner has always been the RIVA server. It was/is from a russian dev I think. Alt R is the shortcut to launch Adrenalin, so it may have been that it was conflicted when you tried to use it for the Nvidia.
bro got me to watch a msi afterburner tutorial
lmao for real
literally XD
yeah as if i did not know it already lol
I know I already have it and use it, but I’ll still watch the full video
😅 true
The only downside to this video is being reminded that Norton still exists.
i swear they only exist from accidental bundle installs. was using the gigabyte motherboard software to update some drivers, and even after double checking what software it was installing i still somehow ended up with norton installed.
The last time Norton had a good software was when DOS was still the latest MS OS.
Dawid Does Tech Tips
IMHO anything that installs Norton should be classified as malware itself.
Agree. Software that measures performance shouldn't be bundled software that will reduce the results of the measuring software.
Oh wow that is so funny! You are a genius.
I run a small computer shop and I have a pile of Norton codes that I got for free but I refuse to install in on any computers. Hell I wont even sell them, I'm just keeping them prisoner :p
@@ElDavo9000thank you for being a hero. You saved countless people migraines by doing that.
@@ElDavo9000I would give them to people I don't like
FYI, the AMD adrenalin overlay has gotten pretty damn good
Nvidia overlays somehow got worse after Nvidia moving to Nvidia App
It maybe because it is still in beta but it is worse in current state.
Microsoft Xbox Gamebar Overlays nowadays is good enough for almost everything anyways.
Until amd overlay can distinguish between a game and anything else afterburner is still top dog.
Not to mention, kind of necessary if you use fluid motion.
@@Touma134I not often I experience that as a problem, and then it's only a matter of ctrl+shift+o and it's gone.
wow thats nuts about adding the HWINFO stuff to afterburner, always learning something
Yeah, I *genuinely* didn't know about that functionality, that's nifty.
I find it hilarious how MSI made this pretty first page of the installer to smuggle Norton through, and the very next step it reverts to the legacy installer from Windows XP days.
Find it equally funny they added a couple tabs to configure another app, included that app in the installer and then get all of the credit for the overlay that app produces.
It's made by the same guy, so not really stealing credit.
I never downloaded Afterburner from MSI but from Guru3D, where the developer is. Ironically he seemed to get really pissed today looking at the thread for Afterburner development and locked the thread. What a coincidence.
At least they do give you the option of not installing the pup/bloat
2:18 Holy shit, I've been using Afterburner/RTSS for years, and I NEVER knew that was how you figured it out, other than just selecting both and seeing which number was clearly the correct one. I'll be damned, Dawid actually taught me something today!
That sounded really back-handed, but I swear it wasn't.
G'day Dawid,
Yeah Afterburner is the OC Program & RTSS is the OSD Program, I've answered this question in comments many times on many different channels too.
PS Dawid & Anna Have a safe trip, excited to see what you find in South Korea
If you use hwinfo sensors for osd, just check the "override group name" box while it's highlighted. Then change the group name to whatever your stuff is called(eg. Cpu, ram, fan etc). Then it will list it on the same line as whatever you're monitoring
This video is pretty useful.
I have always to a degree wondered how you have gotten these informations on the OSD.
This guide may be a little longer than others i have seen so far, but definitely one i would recommend for a comprehensive instructive guide :)
I used after burner on all my Nvidia builds and adrenalin on all the AMD ones. Great applications
Thanks for doing a video like this! I like seeing how the pros do their software!
One warning for those who plan on using these programs on either Twitch streams or TH-cam videos or other monetized video content, you really need to get a commercial licence for these software packages. Linus and other content creators have gotten in trouble for using personal use licences, commercially.
I think it might have a bit more to do with how every single stream he advises people to NOT use the features of the platform that the platform makes money from and instead only use merch messages where LTT makes all the money.
I've never had much luck getting the actual overclocking features in MSI Afterburner to work, but the overlay is kinda cool.
And the overlay isn't even MSI afterburner, it's Rivatuner Statistics Server, Afterburner just interfaces with it and gets Credit for the overlay it isn't even putting on the screen lol.
even though many of us know this like the back of our hand, some people have no idea what some of the settings even do, so videos like this are very humbling
You know what? Thank you for showing exactly how to do this with MSI and hwinfo. I’ve been playing with it for quite a long time now and couldn’t figure out how to get every metric that I wanted to see on screen.
You actually can use -allow_third_party_software in CS2 while playing real matches. Been doing this since the release, don’t know why there’s a myth that you can’t. So monitoring while playing an actual match is absolutely possible.
It's risky
Exactly what I’ve asked so many creators about, thanks for answering the question and showing how to use it
Wasn't aware of the native monitoring tools. Thanks for a great informational server. Should do more like this.
I just love the 80's After-school Special 'Hero Music' during the video, and the 70's era pR0n-esque jam during the credits.
The setting for framerate limit in RTSS is pretty useful as well for non-conventional locked FPS options
yes, some games do need that and this is the best method
Yes indeed. I pretty much use it in all my games now as it smooths out any stutters.
@@greyroo it's mostly smoother than the in-game fps locks
I was basically running a very similar setup. I’m happy there was the trick for the graph version of frame times as I had not looked further.
The only change I made is showing more core for cpu usage, as very single threaded games were showing, say, 20% CPU usage and I wasn’t understanding what my limit was, the. Seeing one core pegged at 100%, and the rest chilling made it a lot clearer. :)
nVidia also has the nVidia app , which gives customization to the overlay
you can do quite a bit of customization to the RTSS overlay too but you have to do it through the RTSS app and not Afterburner (which isn't actually doing any of the overlay)
@@bdhale34 I was saying this because of what he said about the nVidia Geforce stuff that it is preset and non-customizable.
Clear win for AMD’s Adrenaline over Nvidia. Afterburner is nice so you can use the same overlay for different cards. Awesome video Dawid. Thank you!
Thanks for this vid I’ve been looking for a proper guide for setting the overlay
I went through old videos to find this answer! I remember the old software and how a viewer recommended this to Dawid.
Glad to see this getting put out there!
What a throwback, I've used MSIAB years ago to adjust the (annoying) fan curve of my GPU. And HWInfo is quite useful as well since you can set up sensor values to be shown in the systray. I have it set up to always show the current CPU and GPU temperature, quite handy to always have that available at a glance.
This is a fantastic idea for a ongoing video series
Perhaps like a "weekly review of 5 fantastic/must have new/trending software"
You can put the memory clock inside "MEM", you just need to set the group to that or whatever you want in the settings. Basically you can make a group for each thing you monitor.
This was very helpful I’m definitely gonna use this today even tho I have no worries about performance- it’s just fun to see the stats. Thanks!
Didn't think I'd learn anything on this one but Dawid continues to surprise me
Dawid you can add stuff to RTSS directly from the HWinfo settings, its under the OSD(RTSS) tab in settings, and it shows up at the bottom of the normal overlay instead of weirdly in the middle.
One thing I'll add is you can backup your Afterburner config (both OSD and overclocking settings) by copying the files in this location to a backup folder:
Program Files (x86) > MSI Afterburner > Profiles
All you gotta do is paste them back after a clean install and everything will be set up.
Thank you so much for this video. I was trying to do this myself and always ran into issues and never got it to work and / or display. But with your video, I was able to get it to work. So again, thank you very much, very helpful step be step process. Love your sarcasm it cracks me up.
I already figured out how to set it up, but even for me it's nice to know I did it all right, excellent video that has use for everyone.
I was thankfully able to figure the MSI Afterburner overlay settings out, but having this video would've saved a lot of time lol
Thank you very much for your hard work every time. Answering questions is a good thing too,
Great work Dawid! I knew exactly what this video was gonna be and I watched regardless because your just that good!
Thank you, this is exactly what I wanted to know.
MSI Afterburner is a must
What a great video! Definitely was not an intuitive setup for me when I started messing with it
I don't know if you know this, but there is also a performance overlay baked into windows with the game bar. I have successfully used it when dealing with a game that doesn't like afterburner
Very useful information. Thank you for sharing.
Also good to know that if a game's frame cap is bad and unstable, limiting your FPS through Riva Tuner instead can make frametimes better
Genuinely thought there would be more software haha - great video
In RTSS to get a label to show up for the HWInfo stuff, tick override group and fill in the label you want
Thank you for this video. I have MSI center and Afterburner and had no idea all that was in there. And yes avoid Norton at all costs.
Great video! Ive seen Jay setup Afterburner, but couldn't do it on my system. I think I've got it now. Thanks!
IIRC you can add the HWINFO items to, say, a "RAM" group in order for them to appear all in a single line, gouped as "RAM" or whatever label you choose for it.
And the order of it from left to right is according to the order of the list of sensors/items. You can drag them around to change the order.
@@dex2531 Yep, correct.
Norton / McAfee: That must be us! Finally!
Dawid: I'm about to end this man's entire career... AGAIN
It’s been such a long time since I’ve check for updates on afterburner that I’ve completely forgotten about it. Thanks for the reminder Dawid.🤙 MSI Afterburner is a must for any PC gaming rig.
Nvidia rigs, sure. It gets in the way of adrenalin so I have no use for afterburner on my all amd pc.
@@Tomazack Mind explaining how it gets in the way of the Adrenalin app?
The music running around 11 minutes I think Global stations used to use that for their sports stuff in the '90s.
That symbol is called hyphen
dash is okay, too.
Technically a hyphen and a dash are different lengths and have different Unicode, however in common parlance they are interchangeable.
We've come full circle. Linus now does tech stuff, and Dawid gives tech tips.
The software that does the overlay is Riva Tuner Statistics Server which MSI afterburner installs and interfaces with.
At 8:11 you can check the override group name to show in OSD.
Super useful video!! Thank you!! Finally somebody explains the darned thing!!!
Jesus I stopped watching videos about computers for so long that Dawid has long hair now 😂😂😂😂
Ah! Ive seen the part of the process I've been missing! Cheers 👍
You can actually take the OSD tab in MSI Afterburner and scroll down to your RAM Cloc you added via HWINFO and set itto the group you want it to display with or make its own tag by going down to the bottom and finding the "Group" setting and checking that box then naming the group you want it to display as.
You do point out a few good tips although not part of the video... always download directly from the developer's site and I always do custom installs so I can choose to NOT install things like Norton or McAfee or other things that may come "packaged" with some programs. Just a good practice to get into. And also make a copy of the installer executable before you run it as some (like Adobe Acrobat) self-delete after you install them, so it's a good idea to make a backup copy of installation files anyway. Same for drivers... either go to the board or peripheral manufacturer's site or the chipset maker's site (AMD, Nvidia or Intel) if you have to to get "generic" drivers from a trusted source.
Quick tip Dawid: You can double click the display choices to activate rather than keep clicking show in on-screen display :)
ive had the same msi afterburner installer on my pcs for years, havent needed to install/uninstall for ages and didnt know they push norton now lmao. what ever makes them money ig its solid software
Honestly, the software anyone should install is CapFrameX, Process Lasso and Revo Uninstaller.
Cap Frame does not have the overclocking, but a far more detailed overlay option.
When did you figure out that framerate graphs arent the same as frametime graphs? That drove me crazy in old videos, glad you fixed it!
It's a very helpful video for gamers to monitor the performance and benchmark their graphics card.
I watch every video after subscribed and I just install MSI after burner about 10 mins ago and this video pop out. Noice :>
Also, Intel's overlay option is actually pretty informative as well. The only thing it's missing, hilariously enough, is an FPS counter. However, if you hit Win+G and use the built in gamebar overlay, it will act as a good workaround.
i was just using everything you put in the thumbnail to benchmark cyberpunk
Always wonder how to show the frametime and add HWInfo.
Many thanks Dawid
That's exactly why when I used to use nvidia cards, I always download MSI Afterburner. But after I bought my 7800 xt, I uninstalled it since the software had all the monitoring I needed.
If you're really lazy and don't want to install anything, but just want to know what FPS you're running. Windows game bar has the basics at least. As in FPS, GPU and CPU usage, temp etc. Just move the performance window to where you want it, adjust the transparency, pin it and that's it. It's low effort, but it works in a pinch.
I'd highly recommend using every core on a CPU for the overlay, some games just aren't optimised to utilise more than 8 cores or only utilise a few and bottleneck the game as a result, so this is a pretty important metric to check in my experience. Just checking the overall temp and usage doesn't show you a particularly reliable picture for how the CPU is actually being utilised.
Dawid try an FX CPU on windows 11 for fun and an ancient GTX 980 ti to see how it holds after 10 years
so you want to see a video where is explained how to make the usb installer that doesnt ask for tpm in rufus and want to see if is a good idea to buy that 980 you saw cheap
@@arch1107 no I have my Rx 6950XT but I spend 7 years with my GTX 980 and I'm curious to see how it holds now that I got rid of it 10 years after the release. I love see youtubers struggling with obsolete tech because is fun content
It is worth mentionong that Afterburner often collides with Adrenalin, and you get wierd GPU behavior or even driver timeouts or blue/blackscreens so it is a good idea to use Adrenalin only if you are a AMD GPU owner. Afterburner is fine with Nvidia.
Quality content, thanks Dawid!
You don't really need afterburner for that you can just use rtss and hwinfo for the same tasks.
Thanks Dawid, Awesome Tech !
@DawidDoesTechStuff can you please do a video where you progressively attach those little heat sinks with 3m backing to more and more components in a pc (obviously for comedic effect take it way too far by the end of the video) and see if it makes any difference at all.
I've been dying to see someone do this for ages.
Maybe they haven't because its a stupid idea, but so is building the worlds largest ali express gpu collection so you might just be the hero we need.
Btw you can have the exact same overlay with HWinfo and RTSS. I just use this now, no need for MSI AB, since adrenaline is IMO enough for OC and stuff
And you do get a proper label if you just do it that way
U can download the core component (RTSS) if u only need to monitor the system, pretty straightforward to set up if u only need basic layout like afterburner.
But since adrenalin can monitor frametime i just use the native one.
thanks that was actually useful
You can also press Windows + G to bring up the xbox bar that also has FPS stats etc but its basic it only shows fps and component usage , not temps. but it can also be pinned to monitor while playing
Awesome thanks for the info Dawid
I found it useful, I've used all three. AMD version is the most straightforward
For hardware like temps, I just monitor them with hardwareinfo. If the maximum is higher than I like, I figure something out.
I know people sometime think we are creazy but thanks for sharing it bro 😏
0:31 - MSI Afterburner
6:05 - HWInfo64
10:15 - AMD Adrenaline Software
13:19 - GForce Experience
Great video, I hadn't used MSI Afterburner so maybe I'll give it a go. I have also noticed Nividia Geforce game overlay being buggy lately , I thought it was just me.
Nice walkthru. Probably the best I've seen and I've only been curious enough to try this a few times. Kudos! Now, please walk me through the perfect poached egg. That would be epic! (PS: Get a haircut ya hippie)
8:12 can't you just rename it's group name and integrate any sensor reading into the already existing Afterburner layout (or a completely custom one of you wanted?)
Thanks for the walkthrough!
Funny, I always wondered about MSI Afterburner but I'm not a gamer so it wasn't a priority. Norton? Yuck! My only remaining question is can Dawid rant about free software like he does hardware? Good video!
You can play online with the third party software in CS2. It's not like the untrusted command that launch the game without anti cheat.
You've made my procrastination easier
It's good to see that you will always have a promising career as a corporate IT trainer to fall back on, Dawid! 😅
If you are running Windows, and only need to monitor the bare minimum of your computer’s performance, there is a built-in monitor software: if memory serves me correctly, you only need to press Win key + g (simultaneously) to access it
uhh more useless game-bar crap.
@@fragalot it’s not useless; I use it. I don’t want (or need) another monitoring software.
I’m not saying it’s better than the options Dawid showed (it isn’t); I’m just saying: “it’s there”
@@guaiqueritech It's unnecessary and just makes your PC more bloated with useless software. Geforce Experience tries to fill a need that already was satisfied with already existing software.
@@fragalot I’m not talking about GeForce Experience
@@guaiqueritech GFE, GameBar, same difference. Software forced on users that no one asked for.
My concern with Afterburner has always been the RIVA server. It was/is from a russian dev I think.
Alt R is the shortcut to launch Adrenalin, so it may have been that it was conflicted when you tried to use it for the Nvidia.
crazy budget for this video! 😄