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New AORUS and HWiNFO Co-branded OSD Takes Your PC Experience to the Next Level

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GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, and hardware solutions, proudly introduced the new AORUS and HWiNFO co-branded proprietary OSD feature, which demonstrates again GIGABYTE's devotion to delivering premium PC user experience. ⁠GIGABYTE collaborated with HWiNFO in 2023 to launch a co-branded version featuring the exclusive AORUS theme.

Taking user experience as the top priority, GIGABYTE aims further to provide all PC users with a neat and friendly OSD (On-Screen Display) function with easy setup. Consequently, GIGABYTE deepened its partnership with HWiNFO to introduce the AORUS and HWiNFO co-branded OSD feature with no need for additional software installation. It can display values as text or graphs in an overlay or independent window, as well as within full-screen applications or games. This provides users with another convenient and free-of-charge option other than existing OSD software in the market.



Users can simply enable this feature within HWiNFO to monitor system information even while gaming. The AORUS logo will display by default when activating the HWiNFO OSD feature on GIGABYTE motherboard, and users can customize it and other configuration through software settings at any time.⁠

The new HWiNFO version 8.00 with proprietary OSD will be ready on March 29th. Please visit HWiNFO official website for the latest update.

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stick to afterburner/rtss or specialk or built-in stuff.

Limited to 5 items? sheesh.
 
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It still does not like Corsair Commander..

I like all the info, but none of my fan curves work.. so it throws off my results..
 
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Hi,
Tried SIV64x a while back after seeing someone using it with lots of OSD readings on his desktop
Issue is there isn't much of any info on how to use it lol
Default is pretty cluttered screen play.
 
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