MSI Afterburner 3.0.0 Official(2014-05-21)

"Added core voltage control for reference design AMD RADEON R7 260/260X series graphics cards with NCP81022 voltage regulators"

I have an ASUS R7 260X DC2 2GB VGA and voltage control/monitor is not working.
But ASUS GPU tweak can change/monitor voltage.

 

According to these all 7790 / R7 260X uses the same VRM:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/HD_7790_DirectCU_II_OC/4.html

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/HIS/R9_260X_iPower_IceQ_X2/4.html

So I think it's not a hardware issue, maybe just detection problem.

 

edit :
it's working just fine now, thank you for this release

 

Following my previous reply to this issue, I just wanted to add, if you are interested to check/debug this, please, let me know if there is any information you may need, I will gladly provide anything.
Thanks again.

 

Thank you for the released 3.0.0 version Unwinder!

 

My computer has 4 GPUs, 2x 290x and 2x 290 all reference. With the latest betas, I had voltage control on all 4 cards but now with 3.0 final I only have voltage control on the 2x 290 cards.

Is there a new option somewhere to enable it on 290"X" cards that I'm not seeing?

Thanks!

 

In the other "Download AfterBurner 3.0.0 - Stable/Final" thread, there was discussion about the 290X cards missing voltage controls.

Here's Unwinder's fix for 290X missing voltage controls in 3.0.0 Official for use now (until a new version comes out).

 

Thanks for the link!

 

But have you seen my reply about what you said?
That both Viewport and Framebuffer settings behave the same in these cases and have the same problem?

 

Time for appreciation

Just to emphasize earlier points by the "silent" majority, many thanks for your time and accomplishments over the years Alexey.

I don't fault you for "winding" down on development due to users who feel entitled to express how childish and ignorant they are because they are armed with both anonymity and a keyboard. I can't remember how many years I've used RT for various builds and now AB.

So for that, I fault myself for not being as vocal as the few who neither appreciate the time you've spent, nor the complexity of what you've done.

While I'm at it (and not to take away from my praise and thanks to you), I shouldn't forget Hilbert for continuing to keep Guru3d a vital spot on the interwebby, and MSI for allowing AB to be used on products they don't sell. That's terrific marketing.

My message for newbies is that you are not entitled to anything other than a stable release for MSI products. Beta releases are labeled as beta for a reason, what Alexey has done is far superior to what any manufacturer has offered over the years, including nVidia and AMD. Until you take the time to write a program that changes the characteristics of hardware, please refrain from demonstrating how ignorant you are. Show some respect, please.

 

+1 (and many more ....)

There is a vast silent majority out here who use this remarkable product ..... including me ..... for many many years ....... it is a testament to the Product's Quality that in reality not many users in a proportional sense have a need to post.

Forums attract both misunderstandings and disputes .... nature of the beast.

What is not in dispute, is the countless thousands - hundreds of thousands frankly - of Users (the classic unspoken majority) who greatly appreciate and support both Afterburner and the effort it takes by Unwinder to do all this.

Keep smiling, several hundred thousand users are smiling with you ......

 

Hi Unwinder,

Planning support for OSD in RTSS with Mantle? I guess its not in you top priorities, but just want to know if its gonna happen

Keep the good work

 

If you somehow can give Mantle API SDK access to unwinder, then it might be yes.
But the Mantle API game is too less, so I guess you know it will only happen if many game start using Mantle, just like 64-bit.