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MSI Afterburner v2.00 now available

kenkickr

kenkickr

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The GPU overclocking tool from MSI is now available and can be found here with a updated history log.
 
Is it only compatible with MSI Cards?
Can I use it with Sapphire HD4870?






Never mind.
 
Thanks Ken, downloading now.

Hope this opens up more voltage for the GTX400's.
 
can anyone report if the the voltage cap for gtx400 cards is gone or any new voltage sliders for the 400 series have appeared??
 
I think the 1.087V is the thing that nVidia includes at the BIOS level that W1zzard talks about in his reviews. They don't have software voltage control unless it's a non-reference board with a software voltage regulation capable chip.

AKA: I don't think it's going to move that 1.087V limit anywhere, and a software program never will.
 
I see 1.087V???
 
For some reason with this version it insists I have a FROZR II and I have no voltage control.
 
mlee49 said:
Thats half way down, fully ramped up it would be roughtly 1.2V. Dont know, maybe he got a flashed card? :confused:
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Guys guys guys

:cry:

I should have edited the post. If i slide past 1.087 volts, then it just puts me back at 1.087volts

Im stuck at 1.087volts right now
:cry:

Benches 835 core though :toast: at 1.087volts

No my card dosnt go past it, Just a wierd program though :)
 
K, thanks for clearing that up. :)
 
Anyone know what VDDCI is for reference 5870 cards?

Minimum clock limits for all graphics cards have been reduced from 75% to 50%
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All I have to say is that its about time.
 
I miss my old GTX 460. Did 910 core at 1.087V. Wish my new Gigabyte GTX 460 1GB luck! Should be here tomorrow.
 
DanishDevil: please help me. i cant overclock the core or voltage. my computer shuts down.
 
booo! i can't change the voltage of my Sapphire HD4870 at all... :(
 
Don't expect a software program to work miracles. Only recently have we been able to change GPU voltages without a hardmod or pencilmod.

Mavvs said:
DanishDevil: please help me. i cant overclock the core or voltage. my computer shuts down.
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http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

Fill that out, and tell us what number it spits out. Fill out all the fields you possibly can.
 
For those questioning the voltage on a 470....

I can run 1.20V but it takes a bios mod first, then AB can control it;)
 
man Afterburner just keeps getting better and better, it's been my gfx overclocknig app of choice since release and it's given me no reasons to turn away.
 
I asked a question in my thread nobody answered :)


On my HD5870 i can now change "Auxiliary Voltage" - that is the voltage on the rest of the board excluding the core right? And will it be of any help changing it for overclocking?
 
If i upgrade to version 2.0 would i have to re-overclock my gtx 460.?
 
F that software, still doesn't support the blue sapphire HD5800 voltage regulators
 
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