Re: New anticheat broke all 3rd party app support?

Same here, I had to uninstall it...

Blame the cheaters, it's why EA had to use slash and burn techniques.

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.

@sk1lld  Hmm Thats exactly what my AMD Adrenaline does. And I don't need another 2 tasks running in the background compared to MSI/Rivatuner. Fascinating.

Nvidia's overlay doesn't show CPU Temp even there's only CPU Usage for CPU related values.

awesome. I have a ryzen but nvidia gpu. would this software work for me?

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

Yeah, right FPS lock do not work too in BF2042 only.

For fps limit I currently use Nvidia Control Panel (screen below)

For sluttering i tried this commands :

Thread.ProcessorCount #
Thread.MaxProcessorCount #
Thread.JobThreadPriority 0
GstRender.Thread.MaxProcessorCount #

# = Numbers of logical threads

But this made only some more FPS,  but didn't fixed sluttering/freezing.

If i Helped someone please give me xp.

@DMGG1994The highlighted option just limits the fps of an application in the background (alt tabbing, when it's not the active application.) the “Max Frame Rate” option in the Nvidia Control Panel, limits the fps when actively playing.

Sadly, it's a GPU based limiter and therefore not as precise as the CPU based one used by RTSS.

@SunglxzzDerMiez  True, but currently I haven't found any other way to limit FPS, since RTSS doesn't work at all under BF2042, especially since BF2042 doesn't even have a working command to limit FPS... it's good that something works at all.

To be honest, I started my adventure with BF2042 from season 6, because there was a big discount 🙂 So I don't know how it worked before, but this is the first game I play that has a problem with RTSS.

I'm more curious if EA blocked RTSS on purpose for political reasons, or if it's just a bug that they will fix in a small patch.

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@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.

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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.

Yah mate that’s what I’m saying. If it’s not your computer, it must be something else. Speaker pops is always caused by electrical feedback, so somewhere on your circuit is a something causing it. In my case, the compressor fan on my fridge would cause a surge in the electrical wiring of my office and would result in a speaker crackle sound and usually a lurch in whatever game I was playing. Could be a fan or a light, or the wiring of your house. It’s power supply based, one thing you can try is adding a line conditioner to your PC plug in. It will smooth the juice coming to your PC and should eliminate the speaker pop issue. I’m just a hack here so take it with a grain of salt but for what exploring it on your own will cost you, maybe it’s worth some research.