EVGA Precision X1 Will Find Optimal Tweak Settings Automatically
EVGA is releasing a new update of their tweaking software. With Precision X1 software you can determine the speed of the fans, but also the clocks of the card, as well as monitoring several sensors.
You can draw a curve yourself in which you let the clock frequency depend on the power consumption or the temperature. The fan speed can be set depending on the temperature of the GPU, the memory or the VRMs. It will also be possible for the software to find the optimal overclocking settings. In the "OC Scanner" you can define the maximum power and the maximum temperature. after roughly half an hour, Precision X1 ill determine the maximum frequency and voltage settings.
The Precision X1 software will become available once the RTX cards hit the market.
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They have that auto-find-oc for a while, and it didn't work properly.
Clocks were well below what i could get..
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They have that auto-find-oc for a while, and it didn't work properly.
Clocks were well below what i could get..
Indeed, this is my experience with the XOC as well. I've used it several times on an EVGA SC 980Ti and my current EVGA 1080Ti FTW3, and every time I've used it my computer has ended with a hard lock requiring me to reboot. It also starts WAY too high with clocks (~2100MHz core) and instantly fails, while over the next 5 minutes it slowly works itself down to under 1900MHz, which is a good bit under what the card boosts to out of box.
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You need to put a disclaimer that these are mockups not actual application running.
EVGA has confirmed as such on Twitter two days ago.
https://twitter.com/EVGA-JacobF/status/1031675131591057409
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I'm curious how good that auto OC finding will work... might just run it for laughs
We will see:
Some more development news.
MSI Afterburner 4.6.0 beta (currently beta 7, may change on release) with basic RTX 20x0 series support is around the corner with the following changes:
· Added NVIDIA Turing GPU architecture support:
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Public beta is hopefully expected in the end of this week. That's everything related to new generation of GPUs, which I can squeeze from RTX 20x0 cards with remote debugging and without having it installed here. I expect my card to arrive in the beginning of September, then probably we'll add some more RTX 20x0 related features to AB. NVIDIA introduced new overclocking scanner API for these cards to allow vendors to provide automated overclocking, it sounds rather promising but I'll need to play with it a bit myself to decide if it is reliable and worth being supported in MSI AB.
Stay tuned!
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Here's the link to the news story: https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/evga-precision-x1-will-find-optimal-tweak-settings-automatically.html
I'm curious how good that auto OC finding will work... might just run it for laughs