Overall, MSI Afterburner may have been primarily intended to ensure a better gaming experience to all those whose systems and their graphic cards are not fully compatible with the game they are playing but it is also an invaluable tool for keeping an eye on your GPU’s performance to see if it is still in good health. So, you can select the aspects of your GPU that you want being monitored regularly and the ones to relegate to the background. Customizing Settingsīy going to the ‘Settings’ you can customize your experience with Afterburner and even choose which features of it to keep on and which to hide. You can get more information from the manufacturer’s website itself here. It will also let you know how much the GPU is being overclocked. This will inform you about the performance of your GPU and how much of its capacity is it operating at for that particular game.

You can see the display even as you are playing the game. When you operate a game for which you have had to run the Afterburner, the status of your GPU on all the above-mentioned parameters will start appearing on the screen if you give the required command. These six sliders show the five important aspects of the GPU’s functioning, namely, Core Voltage, Power Limit, Temperature Limit, Core Clock, Memory Clock and Fan Speed. You can see the display even as you are playing the game.Īlong with the above-mentioned features, you will also have six sliders which will be active and flexible only when the program is operational.

Afterburner monitor