Tutorial como monitorar o uso/temperatura do processador na tela do jogo

Pessoal, eu fiz isso aki em no meu pc, mas não tem a temperatura da segunda placa de video apenas quanto usa. Baixei o primeiro link do autor do topico. sera que esse 3.0.0 beta 17 vai ter a temp das 2GPU
 
RTSS 6.1.0 Beta 2
http://archive.sunet.se/pub/games/PC/guru3d/rtss/RTSSSetup610Beta2-Guru3D.rar




Changelog RTSS 6.1.0 Beta 1

• Improved encoding plugins architecture:
o Encoder benchmark results are no longer affected by encoder initialization time
o Extended encoder benchmark settings. Now you can run the benchmark in current display settings like before or select custom display mode to estimate encoding performance in lower resolution. This feature is useful for comparing peak encoding performance of different hardware H.264 encoders (e.g. Intel QuickSync vs AMD VCE)
o Now the plugins are allowed to start encoding frames without specifying the header prior to encoding. MKV container implementation has been also improved to provide support for delayed header reporting. This feature is required to support H.264 encoding APIs with no native SPS/PPS headers reporting support, e.g. AMD OpenVideo API
• Improved dedicated encoder server service:
o Seriously optimized data exchange path between video capture engine and dedicated encoder. Data exchange related performance overhead is seriously reduced and close to invisible now
• Improved Intel QuickSync H.264 encoder plugin:
o Added wait loop to encoding routine to prevent frame dropping when VPP input queue is full. Such frame dropping caused by queue overflow could cause the benchmark to be stopped with MFX_ERR_MEMORY_ALLOC error
o Increased upper adjustable bitrate limit to 50 Mbps
o Output bitstream is now dynamically resizable to allow encoding video at 40 Mbps and higher bitrates
• Added AMD VCE H.264 encoder plugin:
o New plugin uses AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing SDK and AMD OpenVideo API to access fixed function H.264 encoder unit built into AMD RADEON HD 7xxx and newer AMD GPU families. The plugin is able to encode H.264 video in up to 1080p resolution at up to 60 FPS framerate. Please take a note that Catalyst 14.1 or newer AMD display drivers are recommended for proper plugin functionality
o The pluging GUI provides you adjustable encoding bitrate and AMD’s recommended speed, balanced and quality presets. However, each preset is represented by independent CFG file and can be additionally tweaked by experienced users if necessary
• Added NVIDIA NVENC H.264 encoder plugin:
o New plugin uses NVIDIA NVENC SDK to access fixed function H.264 encoder unit built into NVIDIA Kepler and newer NVIDIA GPU families. Please take a note that release 334 or newer NVIDIA display drivers are required for proper plugin functionality
• Various protections and improvements for low memory conditions:
o Added exception handling for memory allocation routines
o Now encoder input queue size is limited to 256MB in 32-bit applications
o Improved encoder input queue memory management and reduced memory footprint for VFW and external plugin compression modes
• Framerate calculation fix for Outcast, introduced in the previous version, is no longer hardcoded. Now it is being applied at application profile level to selected executables only to avoid breaking support for other applications handling multiple swap chains differently (e.g. Dragon Age : Origins)
• Added raster 3D On-Screen Display rendering mode support for Rayman Legends and ARMA II rendering engines
• Updated profiles list



Changelog RTSS 6.1.0 Beta 2

Considering that both NVENC and VCE hardware require input video frames to be in YUV (NV12) color format, both NVENC and VCE plugins needed to perform similar RGB->NV12 color space conversion before encoding each frame. So NVENC / VCE benchmark results were affected by both GPU H.264 encoding performance GPU and CPU RGB->NV12 encoding performance.
In order to simplify the NVENC/VCE plugins now RGB->NV12 color space conversion can be performed at RTSS plugin engine level so the plugins no longer need to take care about color space conversion before uploading video frames to encoder. So pure upload+encoding speed will be reflected by pugin benchmark instead of convert+upload+encoding speed before. Due to this reason NVENC/VCE benchmark results in 6.1.0 beta 2 will increase a bit (mostly on high performance presets where CPU conversion could be a part of bottleneck).
Additionally, moving color space conversion task to the plugin engine level gives RTSS a few more bonuses:

- RGB->NV12 conversion inside the plugin engine is effectively multithreaded so it is much more efficient and less CPU consuming now.
- Using NV12 representation instead of RGB24 decreases encoder input queue memory footprint by 2x
- Now you can save raw NV12 video (updated MSI Afterburner beta is required in addition to RTSS update to get this option). This option can be rather useful addition to uncompressed video recording. Raw NV12 video gives fixed 2x compression ratio comparing to uncompressed video recording at the cost of some color info loss caused by RGB to NV12 (YUV 4:2:0) color space conversion.




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Release candidate of RTSS 6.1.0 will be available today. Most likely we'll release it as final 6.1.0 a bit later. Changes list comparing to beta 2 includes the following:

- Improved compatibility with some third party VFW codecs (e.g. PICVideo M-JPEG codec)
- Added vector 3D and raster 3D On-Screen Display rendering modes support for DOOM 3 : BFG edition rendering engine
- Framerate, frametime and per-frame videocapture statistics (frame compression ratio and frame compression time) are no longer
being refreshed in On-Screen Display on each frame. Now refresh interval is set to 500 ms and can be adjusted by power users via
the profiles if necessary
- Updated profiles list






Source: http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=4771721&postcount=396
 
MSI Afterburner 3.0.0 Beta 19




Change notes:

  • Added optional unified GPU usage monitoring path via D3DKMT performance counters. You may tick “Enable unified GPU usage monitoring” option in “AMD compatibilities properties” in “General” tab as a workaround to replace native AMD GPU usage monitoring if it is working improperly (e.g. broken GPU usage monitoring in AMD ADL API for AMD Sea Islands GPU family)
  • Added basic monitoring for unsupported GPUs (e.g. Intel integrated iGPUs):
    • Now GPU usage and videomemory usage can be monitored and displayed in On-Screen Display on any GPU, so you can use MSI Afterburner to monitor graphics subsystem on laptops without dedicated NVIDIA/AMD GPU
    • Extended GPU usage monitoring for Intel integrated iGPUs. You can independently monitor usage of main GPU execution unit (labeled as “GPU usage”) and MFX unit (labeled as "VID usage" to keep NVIDIA-styled GPU domains naming.
  • Added “NV12 compression” to the list of available video formats to “Videocapture” tab. This format can be used to replace uncompressed video recording with fixed 2x compression ratio at the cost of some color information loss caused by RGB to YUV 4:2:0 color space conversion
  • RivaTuner Statistics Server has been upgraded to version 6.1.0




Download:

http://archive.sunet.se/pub/games/PC/guru3d/afterburner/MSIAfterburnerSetup300Beta19-[Guru3D.com].zip
 
Bom topico poderiam editar o primeiro tópico e colocar as informações atualizada nele, ficaria muito melhor.
 
MSI Afterburner v3.0.0 [Stable/Final] + RivaTuner Statistics Server v6.1.1




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Changelog:


*Changelog da versão 2.3.0 (2012/11/20) pra versão 3.0.0 (2014/5/16)

  • Ported to new VC++ compiler, new core and skin engine libraries with better extendibility
  • Added Bonaire, Curacao and Hawaii graphics processors family support
  • Added core and auxiliary VDDCI voltage control for reference design AMD RADEON R9 290/290X series graphics cards with IR3567B voltage regulators
  • Added core voltage control for reference design AMD RADEON R7 260/260X series graphics cards with NCP81022 voltage regulators
  • Added core voltage control for reference design AMD RADEON 7790 series graphics cards with NCP81022 voltage regulators
  • Added NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 technology support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan graphics cards:
  • ... Added slider for temperature limit adjustment
  • ... Added option for linked power limit and temperature limit adjustment
  • ... Added option for temperature limit prioritizing
  • ... Added maximum voltage adjustment
  • Improved NVAPI access layer architecture with better extendibility
  • Improved AMD ADL access layer with Overdrive 6 support to provide compatibility with future AMD GPUs
  • Added NCP4206 voltage regulators support to provide compatibility with future custom design MSI graphics cards
  • Improved voltage control layer architecture provides better compatibility with automatic voltage control on NCP4206 voltage regulators
  • Improved hardware monitoring module architecture with better extendibility
  • Added voltage control mode selection option to the "Compatibility properties" section in "General" tab. Now you can toggle between reference design, standard MSI and extended MSI voltage control modes
  • Added "boost edition" / "GHz edition" GPU type selection option for reference design AMD RADEON 7970 and AMD RADEON 7950 based graphics cards to "AMD compatibility properties" section in "General" tab
  • Added GPU usage averaging algorithm for Overdrive 6 capable AMD GPUs. Now displayed GPU usage is being averaged by sliding window to smooth GPU usage artifacts occurring due to bug in AMD ADL API on AMD Sea Islands GPU family
  • Added optional unified GPU usage monitoring path via D3DKMT performance counters. You may tick "Enable unified GPU usage monitoring" option in "AMD compatibilities properties" in "General" tab as a workaround to replace native AMD GPU usage monitoring if it is working improperly (e.g. broken GPU usage monitoring in AMD ADL API for AMD Sea Islands GPU family)
  • Added temperature limit, power limit, voltage limit, maximum overvoltage limit and GPU utilization limit graphs to hardware monitoring module for release 320 and newer NVIDIA driver. The graphs help you to understand the reasons of realtime performance limitations (e.g. limiting performance due to reaching power target) on GPU Boost compatible graphics cards
  • Added framebuffer, video engine and bus controller usage graphs for NVIDIA graphics cards to hardware monitoring module
  • Added generic NVAPI videomemory usage monitoring for NVIDIA graphics cards unattached to Windows desktop (e.g. dedicated PhysX accelerators)
  • Updated power reporting for release 320 and newer NVIDIA drivers. Now MSI Afterburner reports normalized total power according to NVIDIA recommendations
  • Added CPU temperature monitoring (Intel Core 2 and newer Intel CPUs only), CPU usage, RAM usage and pagefile (commit charge) usage graphs to hardware monitoring module
  • Added CPU info to "i" window
  • Added basic monitoring for unsupported GPUs (e.g. Intel integrated iGPUs):
  • ... Now GPU usage and videomemory usage can be monitored and displayed in On-Screen Display on any GPU, so you can use MSI Afterburner to monitor graphics subsystem on laptops without dedicated NVIDIA/AMD GPU
  • ... Extended GPU usage monitoring for Intel integrated iGPUs. You can independently monitor usage of main GPU execution unit (labeled as "GPU usage") and MFX unit (labeled as "VID usage" to keep NVIDIA-styled GPU domains naming)
  • Now full list of currently active 3D processes is being displayed in On-Screen Display server info section in "i" window instead of one active 3D process before
  • Fixed GUI issue causing vertical slider to be rendered improperly in advanced application properties window under certain conditions
  • On-Screen Display text length limit has been extended from 256 bytes to 4 kilobytes
  • Added predefined fan speed curves list to the "Fan" tab in advanced application properties. The list allows you to select default curve on all cards and additional pre-defined curves (such as silent or performance fan speed curve) on some custom design MSI graphics cards
  • Added core voltage control for reference design NVIDIA GeForce GTX 7x0 series graphics cards
  • Added core voltage control for reference design AMD RADEON 7990 graphics cards with VT1556 voltage regulators
  • Added core voltage control for reference design AMD RADEON 7870 XT graphics cards with CHL8225 voltage regulators
  • Added core voltage control for cost down reference design AMD RADEON 7770 graphics cards with uP1609 voltage regulators
  • Added limited core voltage control for reference design AMD RADEON 7850 graphics cards
  • Added secondary voltage control loop support for CHL8214 voltage regulators to provide compatibility with future custom design MSI graphics cards
  • Improved skin engine, now skinned slider controls support curved paths defined by alpha channel. Skin format reference guide has been updated to v1.6 to document new slider types support
  • Fixed single tray icon mode functionality under Windows 8
  • Improved single tray icon mode handling. It is no longer necessary to restart application when toggling single tray icon mode
  • Now unofficial overclocking mode and official clock limits extension command line switch (XCL) for AMD graphics cards are accessible via GUI in "General" tab in "AMD compatibility properties" section
  • Added "Disable ULPS" option to "AMD compatibility properties" section in "General" tab
  • RestoreAfterSuspendedMode configuration file switch is no longer undocumented, now it is enabled by default and accessible via GUI in "General" tab in "Compatibility properties" section
  • Added "Reset display mode on applying unofficial overclocking" option to "AMD compatibility properties" section in "General" tab. This option can be used as a workaround for infamous flickering issue, caused by bug in AMD driver
  • Now MSI Afterburner displays path to driver registry key in "i" window
  • Now MSI Afterburner displays voltage regulator model and location information in "i" window
  • Now MSI Afterburner displays RivaTuner Statistics Server installation path and server version information in "i" window
  • Added French and Turkish localizations
  • Recompiled kernel mode driver to bypass false positive in driver verifier
  • Added workaround for missing tray icon when starting application while EXPLORER.EXE is not responding
  • Application tray icon is now being restored after restarting EXPLORER.EXE
  • Build number is now displayed in "i" window and in application tray icon tooltip
  • Localizable installer files for third party translators are now included in distributive in .\SDK\Localization\Installer folder
  • Now power users can display graphs in hardware monitoring window in multiple columns via configuration file
  • Framerate slider limit in "Videocapture" tab has been extended from 100 FPS to 120 FPS
  • Now flashing camera icon is being displayed in the top left corner of monitoring window when video is being captured
  • Added "Use dedicated encoder server" option to "Videocapture" tab
  • Added prerecording settings to "Videocapture" tab. You can select one of the following prerecording modes:
  • ... Prerecord to a temporary file. This mode suits best for prerecording long videos (e.g. 10 minutes or more of H.264 video) or for prerecording videos with low compression ratio (e.g. lossless Lagarith video)
  • ... Prerecord to RAM. This mode suits best for prerecording short videos (e.g. a couple minutes of H.264 video) and it provides a bit better performance than prerecord to file. Also, unlike prerecord to file, prerecord to RAM minimizes writes so it can increase the lifetime of SSD if you plan to use the prerecording frequently
  • Added "NV12 compression" to the list of available video formats to "Videocapture" tab. This format can be used to replace uncompressed video recording with fixed 2x compression ratio at the cost of some color information loss caused by RGB to YUV 4:2:0 color space conversion
  • Added "External plugin" to the list of available video formats to "Videocapture" tab. External plugins provide hardware accelerated H.264 video encoding support for Intel QuickSync, NVIDIA NVENC and AMD VCE platforms
  • Improved DirectInput hotkey handler minimizes the risk of losing hotkey functionality until application restart under certain conditions
  • RivaTuner Statistics Server has been upgraded to version 6.1.1:
  • ... The server is no longer being distributed as a part of client applications like MSI Afterburner and EVGA Precision. Now it comes under generic RivaTuner Statistics Server name with own installer and can be optionally installed when necessary. The clients will automatically hide any server dependent functionality (such as On-Screen Display, framerate monitoring, automatic 2D/3D profiles management, screen and video capture and so on) when the server is not installed
  • Now RivaTuner Statistics Server installer is being started by MSI Afterburner installer to make installation process easier for beginners. The server distributive is being copied to .\Redist\RTSSSetup.exe during MSI Afterburner installation, so you may always install it later if necessary
 
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o uso de GPU do riva tá certo? Usando no Heaven 4.0 o gráfico do afterburner me fala que o uso da gpu fica em 99% 98% mas o display na tela aparece no máximo 65% de uso, achei estranho...
 
MSI Afterburner v3.0.1 [Stable/Final] + RivaTuner Statistics Server v6.1.2





Download:




Changelog:

  • Added core voltage control for reference design AMD RADEON R9 295X2 series graphics cards with NCP81022 voltage regulators
  • Fixed hardware database for reference design AMD RADEON HD 7990 and AMD RADEON HD 290X series graphic cards
  • Fixed GDI resource leak when tray icon monitoring mode is enabled
  • RivaTuner Statistics Server has been upgraded to version 6.1.2
 
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Galera, como eu posso alterar o fonte, cor e tamanho?
 
Galera, como eu posso alterar o fonte, cor e tamanho?
Altera pelo RivaTunerStatisticsServer, um ícone de uma telinha azul. Como na imagem abaixo.

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Pra deixar as letras "redondinhas" selecione essa opção.

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E para alterar o tamanho da fonte é nessa opção.

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E a cor da fonte:

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Acompanhando aqui. Quando chegar em casa a noite e a internet tiver voltado a funcionar, quero colocar isso em prática. Procurei algumas vezes na internet por isso mas desisti.
Vlw!
 
Acompanhando aqui. Quando chegar em casa a noite e a internet tiver voltado a funcionar, quero colocar isso em prática. Procurei algumas vezes na internet por isso mas desisti.
Vlw!

Na época foi o único lugar que encontrei um tuto pra isso foi nesse tópico, até qualifiquei o dono do tópico. Agora o afterburn faz tudo de boa :lol2:
 
Exato. Mas mesmo assim ainda uso o HWinfo pra monitorar alguma coisa que o Afterburner não faz. Exemplo vcore.

Bem lembrado o vcore, eu também uso ele.
 
Eu gostaria de monitorar a temperatura da cpu e da gpu com o MSI.
Só consigo monitorar a temp da gpu se me engano.
Como proceder?
 
Eu gostaria de monitorar a temperatura da cpu e da gpu com o MSI.
Só consigo monitorar a temp da gpu se me engano.
Como proceder?

Use o Afterburner junto com HWinfo64...

O HWinfo64 vai dar estes valores para o Afterburner... dá pra customizar bastante!

Siga as instruções do 1º post, talvez tenha mudado uma tela ou outra já que faz tempo que ele foi criado, mas basicamente é aquilo que deve ser feito...

Qualquer coisa volta ae com uma dúvida mais específica que eu te ajudo...
 
Use o Afterburner junto com HWinfo64...

O HWinfo64 vai dar estes valores para o Afterburner... dá pra customizar bastante!

Siga as instruções do 1º post, talvez tenha mudado uma tela ou outra já que faz tempo que ele foi criado, mas basicamente é aquilo que deve ser feito...

Qualquer coisa volta ae com uma dúvida mais específica que eu te ajudo...

Já tentei, amigo. Mas não funciona.
Na tela do jogo não aparece a informação que configurei previamente no HWinfo64.
 
Já tentei, amigo. Mas não funciona.
Na tela do jogo não aparece a informação que configurei previamente no HWinfo64.

Estranho... :hmm:

Eu uso esse trio faz bastante tempo Afterburner+Rivatuner+HWinfo64... sempre atualizados...

Tá faltando alguma coisa ae! :haha:

Vamos lá, vê se tu fez isso corretamente:
No HWinfo... vá em "Configure Sensors"...
Na aba "OSD (RTSS)" clique em qual sensor você quer ver na tela e marque a opção "Show value in OSD" e "Show Label in OSD".

Vai ter que funcionar...
 
Estranho... :hmm:

Eu uso esse trio faz bastante tempo Afterburner+Rivatuner+HWinfo64... sempre atualizados...

Tá faltando alguma coisa ae! :haha:

Vamos lá, vê se tu fez isso corretamente:
No HWinfo... vá em "Configure Sensors"...
Na aba "OSD (RTSS)" clique em qual sensor você quer ver na tela e marque a opção "Show value in OSD" e "Show Label in OSD".

Vai ter que funcionar...

Tentarei aqui de novo e já te informo.
Já adiantando uma dúvida. Qual seria o nome do sensor pra temperatura total da CPU e velocidade da fan?
 
Tentarei aqui de novo e já te informo.
Já adiantando uma dúvida. Qual seria o nome do sensor pra temperatura total da CPU e velocidade da fan?

Os sensores podem mudar de nome de um hardware para outro... mas é fácil identificar...

Na tela principal dos sensores do HWinfo você vê qual é o nome do sensor que tu quer.
 

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