Is there another OC software I can use instead of MSI afterburner?

Discussion in 'MSI AfterBurner Application Development Forum' started by nateluthje, Feb 3, 2017.

  1. nateluthje

    nateluthje Guest

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    Hi All,

    Not getting all that good results with MSI afterburner. System is current (except added nzxt kraken x61).

    I can only get +45 gpu and +125 mem. - core voltage +35 I've seen a lot higher clocks - in the 70's and mem into 400's. I Do have SLI setup - maybe cards aren't all that good?

    Ideas anyone?
     
  2. Andy_K

    Andy_K Master Guru

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    imho, going to a software developer specific forum and asking for an alternative is not really a good idea. In fact I would consider this really offending.
     
  3. Extraordinary

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    Your OCing limits of the card have nothing to do with Afterburner
     
  4. fantaskarsef

    fantaskarsef Ancient Guru

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    You could try to use Asus's GPU tweak and see if it has a different limit.

    Also, you might try to give Unwinder's AB Third Party Hardware support a try, have a read here: http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=399542

    Thing is, Asus uses special controller chips for power delivery afaik, so the thing is, they're always a little different to "speak" to than other cards. I tried the 3rd party support for my Strix 980s and indeed it makes a difference (although a negliable one). Can't do much wrong in trying it out.
     

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