I recommend FRAPS if you are looking to ONLY see your FPS in game, but if you want to potentially overclock your GPU down the line, eVGA Precision is a great tool. And anyways, to remind anyone that's actually here to help me, this uninstalling Poltergeist-esque phenomenon is not the issue I'm seeking help with here - how do I get the RTSS OSD to not appear on my screen every time I boot up a game? EDIT: I have since re-installed RTSS so I can access the settings (since uninstalling was of absolutely no help at all, maybe uninstalling both RTSS and Afterburner will do the trick if I can't fix it). FRAPS, eVGA Precision, RivaTuner, and several other programs are all capable of displaying your Frames per Second in game.

Believe whatever you want, but this absolutely happened, and I came here for help with it, so if you don't have anything helpful to say, you can quit slinging accusations and just leave the thread.

I shrank it, moved it out of the display field in the settings, and when it still showed up tiny and not-quite-completely off my screen, I said screw it and uninstalled it, and the shrunken/moved counter nevertheless appeared on my screen after I restarted my computer and booted up a game. I posted to see if this had maybe happened to anyone else, some file I forgot about, or a known issue? As I said before, the format of the OSD is the exact same as the uninstalled RTSS one - it is definitively NOT another OSD or program. Listen - I know this issue sounds crazy, but that's exactly why I came to this forum for help. Click to expand.Ah yes, my favorite pastime, posting fake stories on forums.

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