T trueboss323 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 6, 2017 #1 Anyone that has Precision OC X installed you might be familiar with this issue. But you know that OSD that Precision generates? It shows up when I use any B4X , and the text can get in the way with what I'm working on. Is there anyway to hide this? I tried excluding B4A.exe and Java.exe but they don't seem to work. And i really don't want to have to manually toggle OSD on/off just for this.
Anyone that has Precision OC X installed you might be familiar with this issue. But you know that OSD that Precision generates? It shows up when I use any B4X , and the text can get in the way with what I'm working on. Is there anyway to hide this? I tried excluding B4A.exe and Java.exe but they don't seem to work. And i really don't want to have to manually toggle OSD on/off just for this.
wonder Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 8, 2017 #2 I have Precision XOC installed, but I don't have it ON all the time... So please forgive me is this answer looks like sarcasm, but, have you tried turning it off?
I have Precision XOC installed, but I don't have it ON all the time... So please forgive me is this answer looks like sarcasm, but, have you tried turning it off?
T trueboss323 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 8, 2017 #3 Turning it off works , i just click on the OSD button in the program. But it turns it off for all games. I just would like to add B4a to the exclusion list.
Turning it off works , i just click on the OSD button in the program. But it turns it off for all games. I just would like to add B4a to the exclusion list.
wonder Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 8, 2017 #4 Yes, but are you gaming while you're programming? That's hardcore! Now seriously, do you use it for overclocking, fan control or just for displaying the stats?
Yes, but are you gaming while you're programming? That's hardcore! Now seriously, do you use it for overclocking, fan control or just for displaying the stats?
T trueboss323 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 26, 2017 #5 So had anyone still figured out how to exclude it from B4A?
