I would actually use Precision X1 if the OSD could compete with MSI Afterburner.

I love EVGA and want to use their software. But the OSD feature set and usability just doesn't compare. 

If there is something I'm missing to get all the options for what can I show with the OSD then please fill me in.

It's kinds frustrating that EVGA Precision has come so far. But still lacking on the OSD features.

Hmm, I just saw your reply now.

I will look into that and hopefully that works.

Which leaves the tray icons also not being as flexible as MSI Afterburner. 

I would use Precision X1 if it could keep up with Afterburner when it come to these features and usability of the features.

I can only get the proper OSD function from Afterburner. XOC & X1 do not even show up with half of my games and do not offer the same kind of customization Afterburner does even when they do.
 
The problem then becomes Afterburner cannot control all three of my EVGA GPU fans with a custom curve. Only the main GPU fan will follow the custom curve while the other two can only be manually set to a constant speed.
 
So because EVGA's OSD options pretty much suck in comparison I have to run both programs to get the options I want for both scenarios.

I use ASUS software for the OSD because I cannot get the Precision X's OSD to move down in my game or change the font size. In the ASUS software you just drag the osd to where you want it to appear and you are done. Precision X is so clunky. Like dealing with software from 1990. It might be "built" from the ground up, but it needs to be built again. Also don't get me started on the Over clocking scan. If it does not crash it runs forever. I have never gotten it to finish without crashing or freezing. Try again EVGA, Precision X sucks.