"We added it to the exclude list as there was a compatibility issue that caused extreme slow downs, like sub 20 FPS." Taken from a Mod over at the EVGA forums, thread link -> C:\Program Files (x86)\EVGA\PrecisionX 16\ProfilesĮDIT #2 - Please be aware of the following if you use the above : Then close and save the file.ħ - Copy back the file you've just edited to the location you copied it from, ie. exe files after each reboot do the following :ġ - Browse to : C:\Program Files (x86)\EVGA\PrecisionX 16\Profiles (or wherever you installed Precision X 16 to, just get to the profiles folder)Ģ - Find the file called "precisionxserver.cfg"ģ - Copy this file to your desktop or another locationĤ - Rename the original "precisionxserver.cfg" in C:\Program Files (x86)\EVGA\PrecisionX 16\Profiles to something like "precisionxservercfg.old"ĥ - Goto the desktop, or wherever you placed the copy of the file and open it in either Notepad or WorpadĦ - Remove bf3.exe, bf4.exe and bf4_x86.exe" from in there. Even the toggle is working fine for me now, (I've assigned INSERT as my toggle key).ĮDIT - To stop having to remove these three. Only downside is that even if you remove them and click OK, after a restart it reverts back to what I presume is the default and those three. So as a test I removed them from there, and OSD started working instantly. Surely you'd want to INCLUDE those in monitoring? Found this really odd as you will notice that BF3.exe, BF4.exe and BF4_x86.exe are listed in there. exe files that were EXCLUDED from framerate monitoring. This will open the following box :įound a thread on the EVGA forums, ( ) and some guy on there said that this was a list of. If you hover over it, you'll see it's called " EVGA Precision X 16 Server v5.2.0", as below : Once you've started Precision X 16, you'll also notice in your task bar you have an additional EVGA icon. Ok to solve the BF4 OSD issue seems you have to do the following.
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