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No OC Scanner in AB?
- Thread starter Teh_Next
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I wasn't, but I am now.
Thx man.
Soldato
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NVM
Some handy tips with Afterburner Beta and OC Scanner:
Startup, i.e. auto-enabling the profile you want on startup, won't work with profiles locked. It will default to stock profile.
Hit L on the keyboard after selecting a point on the OC Scanner curve, to lock voltage and frequency to that point. Very useful in choosing a max frequency/max voltage and auto-levelling off everything to the right. Hit L again to unlock.
Holding CTRL down + click on the OC Scanner "Scan" button recovers the last scan's curve. Useful in case things change when you actually apply it in Afterburner.
If you apply the scanner curve to Afterburner at a different temperature to the max temp reached by the scan, the curve will change drastically.
OC Scanner gave my 1070 (EVGA SC) better curves* with Power Limit set to 85%/90% (later I pushed it to 105% PL to help the 1.0v @ 2025MHz OC have all the power it needed in benches/games).
* Higher frequencies at lower voltages. Not necessarily the highest frequencies at high voltages.
Startup, i.e. auto-enabling the profile you want on startup, won't work with profiles locked. It will default to stock profile.
Hit L on the keyboard after selecting a point on the OC Scanner curve, to lock voltage and frequency to that point. Very useful in choosing a max frequency/max voltage and auto-levelling off everything to the right. Hit L again to unlock.
Holding CTRL down + click on the OC Scanner "Scan" button recovers the last scan's curve. Useful in case things change when you actually apply it in Afterburner.
If you apply the scanner curve to Afterburner at a different temperature to the max temp reached by the scan, the curve will change drastically.
OC Scanner gave my 1070 (EVGA SC) better curves* with Power Limit set to 85%/90% (later I pushed it to 105% PL to help the 1.0v @ 2025MHz OC have all the power it needed in benches/games).
* Higher frequencies at lower voltages. Not necessarily the highest frequencies at high voltages.