New anticheat broke all 3rd party app support?
Check this reddit thread for more info. Basically no popular recording, overlay, color management or other statistic measuring apps work in 2042 anymore. Please forward this to the team.
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Hello. I was using MSI Afterburner and RTSS apps on PC for learning values of my PC hardwares while play BF2042 but after season 6 update it doesn't work so I can't see OSD of MSI Afterburner and RTSS... could you please fix this?
Same here, I had to uninstall it...
Blame the cheaters, it's why EA had to use slash and burn techniques.
- @AKBLT-1997 You can still you nvidia's and AMD's overlays to monitor vitals. Maybe EA will whitelist RivaTuner
I know but Nvidia's overlay so limited compared to Afterburner this why I really wish they added RivaTuner and MSI Afterburner apps to whitelist.
- @AKBLT-1997 I'm now curious about what kind of stuff you're monitoring while playing. Just play the game :D Do stress testing in 3DMark/Furmark to see if your system is running ok. Rest can be done in Shadowplay
- @AKBLT-1997If you’re just looking to monitor temps and stuff, ICUE has that feature. Maybe whatever cooling you use has something similar? ICUE is Corsair. I have an AMD CPU and also run Ryzen Master (doing a light overclock) which shows temps. Been a while since I had intel, they must have something besides Afterburner (which I used at the time too, so I feel ya). Intel has this now, which I’d try if I was still Intel: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/gaming/resources/overclocking-xtu-guide.html
- @ATFGunr
Hasn't ICUE software sometimes been detected by anti cheats as a cheat?
Only reason I don't install it for my keyboard.
Hi
I want to report that OSD Monitoring is not working in Battlefield 2042 game. Has anyone figured out how to fix this bug? In Battlefield 4 and 5 it works currently and other games I own from different manufacturers.
I'm creating a new post because, from what I see, the creators of the Battlefield 2042 game have no idea how to solve this problem in the previous posts regarding this problem, and so to speak, I need OSD monitoring to start working, because sometimes I have micro freezing during the game (to such an extent that the sound cuts off (those who once overclocked their processor and suddenly lost the stability of their computer due to too low voltage will know what I mean - it is literally the same loudspeaker humming, only that the computer does not jam forever until it is disconnected power supply 🙂 )) and without displaying the consumption/temperature of components in real time while gaming, I cannot determine whether it is the fault of one of the components or simply a game bug.
Admittedly, the game runs smoothly, but those momentary freezing and speaker buzzing (about 0.5 sec) are annoying. The problem occurs randomly, once it works and once it doesn't, it depends on how the game starts and what mood it has 😉
In Battlefield V on ultra Ray Tracing there are no problems (and ultra Raytracing loads the GPU 2x more than BF2042 on ultra - I judge by the number of FPS), so I bet there is some bug in the BF2042 game, but I have no way to check it because I have no way to run the OSD Monitoring.
Specification:
CPU : I7 8700K @ 4,3 GHZ (Stock)
MB: Gigabite Z370 Gaming 5
RAM : GOODRAM 3000 MHz 32 GB
GPU : MSI RTX 2080 Super 8 GB (Nvidia GPU drivers ver 545.84)
Please help.
Not only OSD Monitoring is not working, but also RivaTuner is deactivated so fps cap is not working too. Therefore stuttering and performance issues...
Me too
@DMGG1994 wrote:Hi
I want to report that OSD Monitoring is not working in Battlefield 2042 game. Has anyone figured out how to fix this bug? In Battlefield 4 and 5 it works currently and other games I own from different manufacturers.
I'm creating a new post because, from what I see, the creators of the Battlefield 2042 game have no idea how to solve this problem in the previous posts regarding this problem, and so to speak, I need OSD monitoring to start working, because sometimes I have micro freezing during the game (to such an extent that the sound cuts off (those who once overclocked their processor and suddenly lost the stability of their computer due to too low voltage will know what I mean - it is literally the same loudspeaker humming, only that the computer does not jam forever until it is disconnected power supply 🙂 )) and without displaying the consumption/temperature of components in real time while gaming, I cannot determine whether it is the fault of one of the components or simply a game bug.
Admittedly, the game runs smoothly, but those momentary freezing and speaker buzzing (about 0.5 sec) are annoying. The problem occurs randomly, once it works and once it doesn't, it depends on how the game starts and what mood it has 😉
In Battlefield V on ultra Ray Tracing there are no problems (and ultra Raytracing loads the GPU 2x more than BF2042 on ultra - I judge by the number of FPS), so I bet there is some bug in the BF2042 game, but I have no way to check it because I have no way to run the OSD Monitoring.
Specification:
CPU : I7 8700K @ 4,3 GHZ (Stock)
MB: Gigabite Z370 Gaming 5
RAM : GOODRAM 3000 MHz 32 GB
GPU : MSI RTX 2080 Super 8 GB (Nvidia GPU drivers ver 545.84)
Please help.
Here’s a crazy question, and it’s based on the speaker pops you’re describing. Do you have anything like a fridge hooked up on the same circuit your PC plugs into? I had that issue, and it was because I had a beer fridge in my office where my PC is. For weeks I thought it was a PC issue. If you google it you’ll get all the explanation needed so this post isn’t a giant novel, but it’s worth investigating. I had an older fridge and had to get rid of it. Sounds crazy but it’s an electrical fault and could be your issue.Good luck.
@ATFGunr No, during stress testing the computer is loaded 1.5x harder than when playing Battlefield 2042 (the processor, for example, draws 90-100 watts, while during gaming it draws a maximum of 65 watts), also electronics or power supply is not a problem. But good point. I know this from HWINFO statistics, our luck HWINFO has the ability to save statistics to a CSV file, also at least that much can be checked. The computer voltages are also stable, also it's not that. I haven't overclocked the processor either, also it's 100% healthy, especially since the temperatures don't exceed 65 degrees C. The electronics line to the computer is unencumbered (no kettle/fridge, etc., also nothing is jamming my connection. I have a 750 watt power supply, also far from overloading it. Battlefield V on Raytracing Ultra overloads the computer a lot more than Battlefield 2042, if it's ok in BF V, it means that the problem I described above is caused by something else.
I use RTSS mainly to cap the framerate and also to monitor temps, GPU usage and stuff. And now it doesn't work anymore, that's just great. Smh
The biggest question is, why in the * is there no option to cap the framerate in the game's settings? Even CoD games offer this. I want to cap my MAIN MENU framerate to something like 70FPS, because there's no need for the game to run at an unlocked framerate in the main menu for God's sake!
When I'm in an actual match, AMD's "Chill" option does work, but I wish I could cap the main menu framerate as well... My GPU gets super loud because I reach like 340 FPS when I simply want to check out some weapon attachments...
Does anyone know any other program to limit FPS apart from RTSS and Nvidia/AMD Panel? You can't count on EA's support, if they wanted to do something about it, someone from the EA team would have commented a long time ago. I suspect that they blocked RTSS on purpose for some political reasons, so there is no point in expecting them to fix this problem.
Good question, I have a better question, why was the command in console Gametime.MaxVariableFPS available in older Battlefields (from V to olders), and suddenly it's not available in Battlefield 2042? I bought Battlefield 2042 only because it was 64% off, but I see that I may have made a mistake. EA games always have some strange problems, but blocking RTSS is a complete overreaction, instead of setting a normal FPS limit, the graphics constantly run at high speed and do not need to be tired.
What's more, I wouldn't even think of a game developer who would block RTSS and MSI Afterburner, which is a pity, because if I had read about this type of prank before purchasing, I wouldn't have bought this game.
A person learns all his life.
Wouldn't be surprised if that's a way to push us into using the fps limiter from the control panel.
