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    RTSS/HWinfo64

    Discussion in '2015+ Alienware 13 / 15 / 17' started by gschneider, May 27, 2015.

  1. gschneider

    gschneider Notebook Evangelist

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    Okay guys this might be a silly question but I can not seem to work it out.

    My desktop and former AW18 I could use RTSS/HWinfo64 to display my system info as I gamed. I can do this on the AW15 but I can't seem to work out how to make it display the 980m details?

    Any help is greatly appreciated

    Thank you
     
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    no ideas?
     
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    Run/open a game or a benchmark before opening HWInfo. GPU-Z's rendering test is a good thing to do as it isn't heavy and HWInfo would be able to detect the GPU.
    Same applies for HWMonitor. Not sure about RTSS, but I assume the same would apply to it.
     
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    Hi Game7a1

    Thanks for you reply but this didn't work for me :( I loaded up a game and I still cant get the monitoring to work properly.


    So Annoying lol