Optional: you may want to override the name of each property to something simple that makes sense to you. Go through and do this for all of the properties you want to display, and make sure at the end they all say 'in OSD' under the 'properties' heading in the list. When the tick is highlighted, click the 'show in On-screen display' checkbox. You'll probably want to click 'start with windows' and 'start minimised' so you don't have to think about it.Ĭlick the monitoring tab and click on the tick symbol next to a property in the list you want to show in the OSD. Open afterburner and click on the settings button (looks like a gear). Pick, Assemble and Install: Video Guideĭownload afterburner (make sure you leave the box checked for RTSS).

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