Labels in OSD

[objecttothis]

I have three issues:
1- The OSD that HWiNFO is sending has a colon after the label to RTSS and there does not appear to be a way to remove the separator character or change it to a different character. I'd like it to be consistent with the OSD sent from MSI Afterburner (Lines 1-3 below)



2- If I select more than one value for a given line and check the box to show the label in the OSD it puts the label in the format of "label1, label2: value1, value2", but I would like the label to appear in the column next to the value. ("label1 value1 label2 value 2"). I can't see where this is currently possible.

3- Is it possible to right-align labels/values in their columns? Currently labels are left aligned, but allowing right-aligning would be super nice.

 

[Martin]

If you're looking for more options how to customize the OSD I recommend using MSI AB with the HWiNFO plugin activated. That will import all HWiNFO sensors and give you all the options available in MSI AB/RTSS.
Just be aware of one thing - when the HWiNFO plugin in MSI AB is active, AB will make sure HWiNFO is running all the time. Even when you close it, it will attempt to re-spawn it. This might be inconvenient in some case, i.e. when you need to update HWiNFO and close it before.

 

[objecttothis]

If you're looking for more options how to customize the OSD I recommend using MSI AB with the HWiNFO plugin activated. That will import all HWiNFO sensors and give you all the options available in MSI AB/RTSS.
Just be aware of one thing - when the HWiNFO plugin in MSI AB is active, AB will make sure HWiNFO is running all the time. Even when you close it, it will attempt to re-spawn it. This might be inconvenient in some case, i.e. when you need to update HWiNFO and close it before.

Thank you for responding. The MSI instructions say

Shared Memory Support option must be ticked in HWiNFO in General \ User interface tab and HWiNFO sensors window must be active to allow MSI Afterburner to import data from it.

Do I understand correctly that in order to go this route I would need to either pay for the Pro license (Subscription or Perpetual) or need to re-enable Shared Memory Support every 12 hours?

 

[Martin]

Thank you for responding. The MSI instructions say

Do I understand correctly that in order to go this route I would need to either pay for the Pro license (Subscription or Perpetual) or need to re-enable Shared Memory Support every 12 hours?

Yes.