Soldato
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I've been using afterburner for a while on my HIS 7950 BOOST IceQ.
It generally seems fine as long as it decides to actually start with Windows like I've asked it to.
I'm having one slight issue though, I'm trying to use the OSD to display some info on-screen while gaming.
Now I've setup up a OSD toggle keyboard shortcut, but this didn't seem to work. I then noticed that you could (or presumably, had to) select which values you wanted displayed in the overlay. So I did this and the values now display. However now the toggle doesn't work and I can't disable the OSD. I have to go into the settings and unselect each item from displaying on the overlay.
What am I doing wrong?
I'm using the latest non-beta Afterburner, if that makes a difference.
The game I've tried it in was Guild Wars 2, but I can't imagine that makes a difference does it?
It generally seems fine as long as it decides to actually start with Windows like I've asked it to.
I'm having one slight issue though, I'm trying to use the OSD to display some info on-screen while gaming.
Now I've setup up a OSD toggle keyboard shortcut, but this didn't seem to work. I then noticed that you could (or presumably, had to) select which values you wanted displayed in the overlay. So I did this and the values now display. However now the toggle doesn't work and I can't disable the OSD. I have to go into the settings and unselect each item from displaying on the overlay.
What am I doing wrong?
I'm using the latest non-beta Afterburner, if that makes a difference.
The game I've tried it in was Guild Wars 2, but I can't imagine that makes a difference does it?