Framerate monitoring? 
 
So u guys are saying that i need to add everything (*.exe) to the list, except the one that which the OCD is not working?

Is there any way to limit fps on a per game/.exe basis as in RTSS? If not I can't use this.

That feature is critical in order to lower heat/noise/power consumption and make framerate more consistent on some games.

Aeonpr1me
OSD is buggy (just like Precision15) it crashes Jriver.
Can't disable the OSD (Only show/hide)
 
Back to Start.

Same here. OSD doesn't show up in some game like batman arkham origin and city in 4k resolution, work only in 2560x1440p. Create a blank screen in AVP.

Sorry but I'm not liking it. I find the interface less intuitive or friendly than the first versions, it seems to show and detect different clock values compared to the real ones I have when you want to overclock, it has only one skin selectable, the tooltips close too soon and I still haven't understood if it gives the possibility to clock the shader! (It shows me busted values!(?))
You should add a better integration with the NVIDIA 9000M series!

EXPERIMENTONGOD
Is there any way to limit fps on a per game/.exe basis as in RTSS? If not I can't use this.

That feature is critical in order to lower heat/noise/power consumption and make framerate more consistent on some games.

There is framerate target in precision or vsync which can be selected per game / per exe in your nvidia control panel.

EXPERIMENTONGOD
Is there any way to limit fps on a per game/.exe basis as in RTSS? If not I can't use this.

That feature is critical in order to lower heat/noise/power consumption and make framerate more consistent on some games.

as far as I found there is one in the settings under frame rate target  I haven't tried it as such but it looks straight forward to use

FALCOX
Edit I'll update later

Mobile cards are not supported.

ty_ger07

FALCOX
Edit I'll update later

Mobile cards are not supported.

Oh no, why!!!

FALCOX

ty_ger07

FALCOX
Edit I'll update later

Mobile cards are not supported.

Oh no, why!!!

1) EVGA doesn't make mobile cards
2) Mobile cards are highly proprietary.
 
Desktop cards are easy to support because EVGA makes them and competitor's desktop cards are very similar and usually are essentially identical.  Mobile cards are highly proprietary.  Mobile cards use various different open or closed standards as far as how they connect to the laptop's motherboard and also can use various open or closed standards in regards to fan control.
 
EVGA Precision AND MSI Afterburner have NEVER supported mobile cards.  Some functions of the programs may or may not work with mobile cards; but the programs themselves were never designed to be used with a mobile card.

ty_ger07

FALCOX

ty_ger07

FALCOX
Edit I'll update later

Mobile cards are not supported.

Oh no, why!!!

1) EVGA doesn't make mobile cards
2) Mobile cards are highly proprietary.
 
Desktop cards are easy to support because EVGA makes them and competitor's desktop cards are very similar and usually are essentially identical.  Mobile cards are highly proprietary.  Mobile cards use various different open or closed standards as far as how they connect to the laptop's motherboard and also can use various open or closed standards in regards to fan control.
 
EVGA Precision AND MSI Afterburner have NEVER supported mobile cards.  Some functions of the programs may or may not work with mobile cards; but the programs themselves were never designed to be used with a mobile card.

Nah, I don't really think so! I still have some old version that supports very well my graphic card. I overclock my current gpu with them! In one of these versions is also mentioned the support to the GeForce 9 series (working well also for the mobile)! They simply forgot about them! Probably, also the normal 9 series doesn't work with this new version.
See this for example!