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#5643068 Posted on: 02/22/2019 10:39 PM
Can't verify it anymore however it was implemented into AB, so unless it disappeared from the AB database there's no reason for it to not work. MSI is responsible for supplying the database entries on GPU/MEM/AUX support.
Should you decide to go for it: if not visible try and select the extended MSI database.
Can't verify it anymore however it was implemented into AB, so unless it disappeared from the AB database there's no reason for it to not work. MSI is responsible for supplying the database entries on GPU/MEM/AUX support.
Should you decide to go for it: if not visible try and select the extended MSI database.
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#5643656 Posted on: 02/24/2019 06:14 PM
Yep, it's all still available in AB v4.5 by selecting 'extended MSI' under 'unlock voltage control'.
Yep, it's all still available in AB v4.5 by selecting 'extended MSI' under 'unlock voltage control'.
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#5643658 Posted on: 02/24/2019 06:21 PM
For all custom design MSI cards with triple/quad voltage control support (MSI Hawk, Power Edition and Lightning series cards) memory and additional aux voltages are available with both "standard MSI" and "extended MSI" modes. For core voltage control on NVIDIA GPUs there is strict GPU vendor's requirement to use default NV's voltage limits in software in "out of box" configuration, so default core voltage adjustment range is used for default "standard MSI" mode and extended core voltage control range is available for "extended MSI" mode (that's the only difference between "standard MSI" and "extended MSI" modes and the only reason why both modes exist).
For all custom design MSI cards with triple/quad voltage control support (MSI Hawk, Power Edition and Lightning series cards) memory and additional aux voltages are available with both "standard MSI" and "extended MSI" modes. For core voltage control on NVIDIA GPUs there is strict GPU vendor's requirement to use default NV's voltage limits in software in "out of box" configuration, so default core voltage adjustment range is used for default "standard MSI" mode and extended core voltage control range is available for "extended MSI" mode (that's the only difference between "standard MSI" and "extended MSI" modes and the only reason why both modes exist).
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First of all, Sorry to revive a very old thread.
I am going to get a 2nd hand msi lightning soon .
The thing is, In this review , hilbert could tinker with auxillary voltage and memory voltage with msi afterburner . Could i as an average joe get those options in regular msi afterburner? Or those are exclusive for only ABX?