I don't know if anyone has experienced this before, but here is the description of the issue I'm having. The GPU display name on the GPU meter is showing a RTX 2080 when I have a 2080 Ti installed. It's a minor inconvenience and it's been bothering me for quite some time. I don't know how it happened since it displayed a 2080 Ti when I first installed the skin. It's using the MSI Afterburner plugin for the measures and everything else is fine. VRAM is correct, etc. It shows a 2080 Ti in afterburner as well just not displayed on the rainmeter skin. It's very strange and I tried changing the ini to maybe manually display the name but no dice. I don't know if there is a quick fix for this or maybe I should just uninstall the snowblind and go with a different stat tracking skin entirely. Here's what I think is the relevant ini information that maybe there is something i can tweak but happy to provide further details.
I'd appreciate if someone could help me out with this because i'm stumped and a little new at this.
Last edited by balala on March 22nd, 2022, 4:25 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi! Can you please share the full code of the skin you've mentioned, or send the .rmskin file?
According to the part you've shared, if you want to set the text manually, all you have to do is change this line MeasureName=MeasureGPUName to this Text=YourCustomText
If that's not working for you, then this meter may be mutable — that means it's properties changes somewhere else in the code
If you share the full code I may try to help
Ok so I'm feeling a little dumb rn. It was displaying the correct GPU, it was just being cutoff since the font size was too big. just changed the font size to 18 and its all good. Thanks for your help.
Sorry, I didn't noticed it has a width limit
It's good that you figured it out
Also, instead of decreasing the font size, you can increase width limit a bit W=250 or remove this line completely (in that case, the meter would automaticaly adapt to the length of text)