MSI Afterburner OSD showing wrong values

[Apollo]

I want to make hwinfo's cpu and gpu voltage readings visible in msi's osd, but when I add them, it just shows 1V all the time, and never changes, even though hwinfo shows 0.753V for example.
How do I fix this? Thanks in advance!

 

[Apollo]

bump

 

[Martin]

That's probably due to some rounding applied due to limited number of digits to be shown.

 

[Apollo]

That's probably due to some rounding applied due to limited number of digits to be shown.

Yup, I figured it out just now . For anyone else that might have the same problem, just put %.3f in the "Format" field in the msi setup and it should work. It gives you 3 decimal places, so change the number 3 in %.3f to how many decimal places you want.

 

[Flamy9889]

Yup, I figured it out just now . For anyone else that might have the same problem, just put %.3f in the "Format" field in the msi setup and it should work. It gives you 3 decimal places, so change the number 3 in %.3f to how many decimal places you want.

thank you! =)

 

[InterClaw]

Yup, I figured it out just now . For anyone else that might have the same problem, just put %.3f in the "Format" field in the msi setup and it should work. It gives you 3 decimal places, so change the number 3 in %.3f to how many decimal places you want.

Thank you! Spent an hour trying to figure this out, since the regular graph monitor in AB had the decimals, but not the OSD.

 

[CrazyT]

Yup, I figured it out just now . For anyone else that might have the same problem, just put %.3f in the "Format" field in the msi setup and it should work. It gives you 3 decimal places, so change the number 3 in %.3f to how many decimal places you want.

Just logged in to thank you!

 

[nahid6970]

Yup, I figured it out just now . For anyone else that might have the same problem, just put %.3f in the "Format" field in the msi setup and it should work. It gives you 3 decimal places, so change the number 3 in %.3f to how many decimal places you want.

thank u so much

 

[SPG]

Yup, I figured it out just now . For anyone else that might have the same problem, just put %.3f in the "Format" field in the msi setup and it should work. It gives you 3 decimal places, so change the number 3 in %.3f to how many decimal places you want.

Thank you so much Apollo

 

[mahanddeem]

Yup, I figured it out just now . For anyone else that might have the same problem, just put %.3f in the "Format" field in the msi setup and it should work. It gives you 3 decimal places, so change the number 3 in %.3f to how many decimal places you want.

I've been having the no decimal issue for 3 years and you just helped me solve it. THANKS
It took my 30 min to find where is the "Fomat" though