Profile mgmt broken (2.0.0)

Hello

When I setup 2d/3d profiles with afterburner, they don't work properly. They seem to respond randomly to whatever happens.

What usually happens when my 2d profile gets loaded is that it only OC's ONE clock, and most of the time it's not even the right clock. The same happens with 3d profiles. This happens regardless of which clock speed I'm trying to achieve.

The only way I can get both of my cores clocks synchronized, is to manually OC with "unofficial overclocking 1" in .cfg. I've also forced constant voltages.

Other than that; my card's fully functional and performs great as ever. Rest of my system is pretty clean - did a full reinstall just the other day. Running 10.11 with CAP4.

Thought about trying out the BETA, but didn't find anything relevant to my problems in the notes. So I don't know.

 

the 2d profile is not the 2d that you are talking about. 2d profile is for middle or low loading purpose like blu-ray playback, not real idle profile.

 

That explains a lot... Why isn't this specified in the tooltips? If they are, I've clearly missed something.

Anyway, in order to change the "idle" clock, I guess I'll have to mod the BIOS, or just live with manually changing the clocks whenever suited?

 

I've read that, but as English isn't my native tongue, I didn't get what msi-afterburner said out of it. The way I read the tooltip, it says that the 2d profile will load whenever the 3d profile doesn't. And I thought that included idling.

Also, I thought when you changed the unofficial OC value, it'll override whatever. Thought that was the whole point of that function.

But thanks for the arrogance. If this how you reply to everyone who doesn't share your point of view?

Anyway, none of this had anything to do with my actual problem. But whatever.

 

Your poor attempts of self-defense is just getting ridiculous.

I came here, asking about my problem in a polite manner, trying to get help. But instead of helping you just go on bashing because I didn't understand 100% what the tooltip meant - going as far as implying I didn't even do an attempt to read it. Even though I clearly stated I've might've gotten it wrong.

I've you're going to get this butthurt anytime someone criticizes, or doesn't fully understand your work, you should either find someone else to speak for you, or do something else, honestly.