MSI R9 280x voltage control problems

[Spokwiththeears]

Hi guys, I'm having no luck at all in my attempts to control the core voltage of my graphics card.

I have enabled unofficial overclocking, voltage control, and voltage monitoring in the CFG file, which includes adding the phrase into the CFG file for the EULA. I have ticked all of the options in MSI Afterburner's settings related to overclocking and voltage control, with no luck.

I'm using MSI Afterburner 3.0.0 Beta 17 as this version added support for voltage control on my graphics card.

Only memory voltage control works after all of this.

In reviews it clearly states that voltage control is possible with this card.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks

 

[jimhaumman]

Have tried Trixx?

 

[Spokwiththeears]

Thanks, that worked

MSI Afterburner is a PITA.

 

[Marine-RX179]

Hi guys, I'm having no luck at all in my attempts to control the core voltage of my graphics card.

I have enabled unofficial overclocking, voltage control, and voltage monitoring in the CFG file, which includes adding the phrase into the CFG file for the EULA. I have ticked all of the options in MSI Afterburner's settings related to overclocking and voltage control, with no luck.

I'm using MSI Afterburner 3.0.0 Beta 17 as this version added support for voltage control on my graphics card.

Only memory voltage control works after all of this.

In reviews it clearly states that voltage control is possible with this card.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks

Err...I don't think you don't need to do that for a while already. Now it just the case of ticking the "Extend official overclocking limits", restart MSI AB and job done...

 

[jimhaumman]

no problems,let me know how far you manage to OC it

 

[Chrisoldinho]

Another more complete way to achieve this is to download RBE7 and flash the BIOS with new values, I prefer to test settings in MSI AB then set it permanent here, along with custom fan profiles and voltages to save headaches.

 

[Spokwiththeears]

Err...I don't think you don't need to do that for a while already. Now it just the case of ticking the "Extend official overclocking limits", restart MSI AB and job done...

Tried that and everything under the sun, still didn't work, including reinstalling Afterburner and AMD drivers.