Is it possible to have more than 1.35 volt with msi afterburner?

Hi,

Is it possible to have more than 1.35 volt with msi afterburner? At 1.35 volt my max stable is 1075 MHz, at 1.375 is 1100MHz...

I have watercooling.

 

Thank you, MSI AfterBurner is very good software.

 

Try to close Afterburner, open your profile file with notepad (VEN_1002&DEV_9460&SUBSYS_80301462&REV_00&BUS_1&DE V _0&FN_0.cfg stored into .\Profiles subfolder into application folder), and add the following text to it:

[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 50 ( max=1,450v )

Clic "reset" automatick increase voltage.


Ps: my not responsabil.

 

Lory.hacker, for what stands 18 and for what 50? Is 18 the lower limit??

 

thank you is work

but is need manual reset at all windows startup

do you know thw value for 1.375v , 1.4v and 1.425v?

please

 

hmm,

[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 49 ( max=1,365v )

1,40 and 1,425 not possible (bug) :3eyes:

For automatic reset at windows startup need a script bat or exe :nerd:

For benchmarck extreme (cascade/ln2):
[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 51 ( max=1,465v )

[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 52 ( max=1,475v )

[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 55 ( max=1,50v )

[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 58 ( max=1,55v )

[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 60 ( max=1,65v )

esemple->




@topcaser Downvolt (default 1,0v)
[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 25 (min 0,900v)

[Settings]
VT1165_Defaults = 18 20 (min 0,850v) (this is limit my vga, others Crash..)


Ps: my not responsabil.

 

thank you

 

Lory.Hacker,

is it possible to set voltage for each profile?

 

I would think using that workaround would be very dangerous. What if you set the wrong one and you try to "reset" it?

 

Lory.hacker Do you now if it works on a HD5770 with a L6788A voltage controller i have tryed but cant get it to work even if i change the controller name in the text string!

 

No it doesnt work and 1.35V is already the maximum the chip supports anyway.

 

Not exactly. The programmable voltage goes upto 1.35V, but it's isn't hard to lie to the controller with a pull-down or trim pot on the feedback or regulation circuitry.

Assuming the percentage boost isn't too much for the cooler to handle, like +0.1V, one could reduce all the video BIOS voltages to -0.1V, and use AfterBurner to attempt 1.35V or 1.45V actual.