I wouldnt say i am flaming at all. I am a customer and payed for a product that should have had support added to there card if there going to advertise it on the box that is then support should be there, or they could have put a little note in the box stating that afterburner would be supported in a future release not to confuse the customers buying the product, after all its a $1500 card or £1100 card. i know its not your fault so dont take it that way, but your coming across the wrong way with your replys. for instance you wont add full support unless MSI send you a R9295x2 thats the way its coming across. what i am trying to say is you should be demanding that msi r9 295 support be added to msi afterburner to msi and refuse to release 3.0.0 final until it does get support as you should be telling msi that there faulse advertising your product.... it should not be the customers job to try and get support added afterall you support msi not msi supports you... also i offered to help you get support added, you dont need the card to add support, if you wanted you could have added support by getting information from me on my card but you wont and will wait until msi send you the card anyway i wont make anymore posts in this thread any anymore i being the customer has gotten his point across by now.

I wouldnt say i am flaming at all. I am a customer and payed for a product that should have had support added to there card

Please read it one more time and slowly : there are no MSI reps in this thread or forum section. If you're unhappy with the card features/advertisment, simply discuss it in official MSI forum where you can solve it with customer support by returning the card or in some other form.

also i offered to help you get support added, you dont need the card to add support, if you wanted you could have added support by getting information from me on my card but you wont and will wait until msi send you the card

Stop that "if you wanted you could have added" nonsense. If you really know what developer needs to add new hardware, probably you can offer your coding skills to MSI or any other vendor? I cannot add this hardware support without having the card here. Let's stop this useless talk.

Please read it one more time and slowly : there are no MSI reps in this thread or forum section. If you're unhappy with the card features/advertisment, simply discuss it in official MSI forum where you can solve it with customer support by returning the card or in some other form. Stop that "if you wanted you could have added" nonsense. If you really know what developer needs to add new hardware, probably you can offer your coding skills to MSI or any other vendor? I cannot add this hardware support without having the card here. Let's stop this useless talk.

So what your saying is every single card that msi afterburner currently has support for,be it reference or not that you personally have had all those cards in your system to be able to add support for them cause if thats the case than i call that, bull. you have not even said what you need to be able to add the support just that *YOU NEED THE CARD* well going by what you said that only voltage control will be out in the 3.0.0 final why is it that you cant ask us for the voltage registers information like previous cards had, our cards do have them its just they need added to be used. well anyway, good luck...

one could argue that two VRM on one card might not behave similar to a single module. Or one could just accept that sending out a test software to users which might overvolt the GPU to 13V instead of 1.3V is not such a good idea. or one could think that Unwinder is not such an awesome leet dev that can fix non working voltage magicaly over a few tousand kilometers. i definitly vote for option 3 ! SCNR xD P.S The Forum description is somewhat vague:

MSI AfterBurner Overclock Application Discussion forum This forum is intended for MSI customers for questions on the AfterBurner Overclock Utility based off Rivatuner. In this section the users help each other out with answers as well as support staff from MSI.

If that could be rewritten in bigger and red, it might prevent some People from asking for MSI reps to fix their broken cards.

So what your saying is every single card that msi afterburner currently has support for,be it reference or not that you personally have had all those cards in your system to be able to add support for them cause if thats the case than i call that, bull.

Yes, I personally have a lot of sample sample cards with EVERY supported GPU family (for developing low-level driver for this core) and EVERY supported VRM family (for developing voltage control path for it). Each voltage control tool is being developed this way. If that sounds like bull**** for you - you're incompetent noob who never developed any low-level software yourself. Stop posting here please.

P.S The Forum description is somewhat vague: If that could be rewritten in bigger and red, it might prevent some People from asking for MSI reps to fix their broken cards.

The description reflects what was initially planned by MSI. There was a staff in the company for answering typical customer questions here. Sadly, since starting MSI AB project back in 2009 till now there were 3 different product managers working on it. The first one (Garrett Wu) was indeed pretty active here, but he moved to ASUS a few years ago. Current MSI activity level here is equal to zero sadly.

The description reflects what was initially planned by MSI. There was a staff in the company for answering typical customer questions here. Sadly, since starting MSI AB project back in 2009 till now there were 3 different product managers working on it. The first one (Garrett Wu) was indeed pretty active here, but he moved to ASUS a few years ago. Current MSI activity level here is equal to zero sadly.

Maybe you should make a thread or edit the description to mention that fact 🙂

The description reflects what was initially planned by MSI. There was a staff in the company for answering typical customer questions here. Sadly, since starting MSI AB project back in 2009 till now there were 3 different product managers working on it. The first one (Garrett Wu) was indeed pretty active here, but he moved to ASUS a few years ago. Current MSI activity level here is equal to zero sadly.

Yeah Garret was here a lot and dealt with questions as this and Not that it matters but I think he is at Gigabyte now.

Is it normal that there is no voltage monitoring on the OSD for the GTX Titan Black. And no voltage settings in Afterburner?

Yeah Garret was here a lot and dealt with questions as this and Not that it matters but I think he is at Gigabyte now.

Didn't know that he moved to GB after ASUS. Hope he is happy there 😉

bug report: After updating to NVIDIA 337.50 driver a.k.a. The Wonder Driver, NVENC encoding stopped working, it does'n work on 337.60 nor in 337.81. When I click the benchmark button I get a "NVENC_ERR_NVENCGETENCODEPRESETCONFIG_FAILED!" error. If I revert back to the 335.23 driver it works.

bug report: After updating to NVIDIA 337.50 driver a.k.a. The Wonder Driver, NVENC encoding stopped working, it does'n work on 337.60 nor in 337.81. When I click the benchmark button I get a "NVENC_ERR_NVENCGETENCODEPRESETCONFIG_FAILED!" error. If I revert back to the 335.23 driver it works.

Known issue that requires a driver fix by Nvidia.

In a thread that was accidentally deleted, ManuelG said it requires a fix on the application end not driver end.

I believe this is a hint how he might fix it.

Having an issue with War Thunder, that if MSI AB is opened, it simply won't open properly. I can hear the sound just fine, but the video is not displaying properly, it displays the background image of the menu (all red, no images or graphics) and nothing else. I tried disabling OSD for this game, but even then it persists, it only works if I completely CLOSE MSI AB too. Anyone else has experienced this? Edit: Please ignore this, I had "Custom Direct3D support" enabled :bang:, I disabled and it works just fine now! :banana: