Best way to monitor temps and framerate in OSD?

Hey Folks,

Previously I owned EVGA cards, so I used PrecisionX for these tasks:
     • Overclocking the GPU
     • Monitoring framerate in the OSD
     • Monitoring GPU temperatures in the OSD

However, now I have ASUS cards, and I'm using ASUS GPU Tweak to overclock the cards. It has a nice UI, and it has several built-in profiles that are designed specifically for my cards. That's why I use GPU Tweak rather than PrecisionX now.

Unfortunately GPU Tweak doesn't have a feature for displaying information in the OSD. Can you recommend any software for displaying framerates and temperatures in the OSD?

I thought about using the following pieces of software, but I have concerns about each one:

PrecisionX: In theory I can keep using PrecisionX to display information in the OSD. I tried it last night, and it definitely works. However, I'm concerned about running PrecisonX and GPU Tweak at the same time. They are both designed for overclocking, and I assume they might fight each other. I will use PrecisionX if I know it won't mess with the overclock created by GPU Tweak. I just want to use it for monitoring.

FRAPS: This software is great for displaying the framerate. However, it doesn't show the temperatures. It also doesn't appear to be compatible with Windows 10.

Is there anything else I should be looking at? In short, I want software just for monitoring and display in the OSD. I would prefer to stay away from software that is used for overclocking, because I'm already running GPU Tweak.

Thanks for your help.

Edited by JamesAstro - 15 Jan 2016 at 11:55am

I have heard from many people using Afterburner with OSD can cause issues especially if overclocking..i'm not sure why but when people turn it off they noticed its more stable.I use fraps sometimes still on Win 10 and it works okay.

Hi PcKiller... Does the G-510 display have its own monitoring program or does it use others, like FRAPS, HWMonitor, etc?

The way i do mine is all through my g15 keyboard.  i have mine all displayed on the screen and tuck it behind my monitor with the lcd showing. Use my K70 RGB as my main keyboard.