Precision X Vs Msi Afterburner

May 01, 2017  EVGA Precision X/ MSI Afterburner Will these programs be compatible w/ PU Battlegrounds in the future? Showing 1-8 of 8 comments The Boy Toy. May 1, 2017 @ 8:05pm whats wrong with afterburner? I use it everytime I play #1. A CAN OF SOUP. May 1, 2017 @ 8:07pm I'm using EVGA Precision X and it shows nothing on my screen.

• Precision X Vs Msi Afterburner Pro

Undoubtedly, MSI’s overclocking program, Afterburner has emerged as the market leader with many users placing their faith in it.However, that doesn’t mean Afterburner is the only such application available which is worthy of being tried.There are some alternatives to Afterburner that you could get as easily and use for the same purpose. You could get to know some of them Possible Alternatives To MSI Afterburner: EVGA Precision XPossibly the second most popular overclocking software, EVGA’s Precision X can be downloaded from the company’s site.

The program is meant for NVIDIA graphic cards and doesn’t work with AMD cards.The software can save up to 10 profiles instead of five which MSI Afterburner allows. It also allows you to change your GPU clock offset and memory clock offset along with giving you the ability to overclock the refresh rate. AMD OverdriveFor those who have an AMD processor, its Overdrive is an ideal software for overclocking. It can be downloaded for free from site. What makes this a special software is that you can make changes to the clock of the RAM as well as speed of the fans.On top of that, Overdrive gives you direct information about the state of your processor while you are engaged in overclocking. Plus you can make the necessary changes to voltage and clock settings. ASUS GPU TWEAK IIAnother very useful software for overclocking comes from the ASUS brand.

The GPU Tweak II can be downloaded fromJust like the other reliable software’s meant for this purpose, Tweak II also allows you to make the necessary adjustments to GPU components and save four profiles with custom settings. It also lets you monitor your GPU’s status in real-time. Along with this, you get two preloaded settings, namely, Power Saving and Gaming for special purposes.

I would use precision. I have an asus card and I still use the evga app.Just set your powerlimit to max and begin upping the boost clock offset. I looped heaven in a 1280 x 720 widowed screen at max settings and bump up the clock offest incrementally. Do this till your happy or your get a display driver crash.

Precision X Vs Msi Afterburner Pro

Then bump down 10 mhz or so after the crash and then up your memory offset till your get artifacts or crash then bump it down. Once you get where you like adjust the settings so that heaven will be full screen and if it can loop for 30-60 min you have a pretty damn stable oc.

Keep in mind the card will down clock itself after 70C and 80C so that could throw off some numbers. You will see how afterburner is very similar once you start playing around with more if you decide to use it. Best of luck and let us know how it goes or other problems arise. Didn't want to make a new thread. Sorry for extreme necro bumping but I'm wondering who actually makes these programs? I find it confusing that Afterburner seems to be the go to for so many folks regardless of their cards' actual make. Precision X seems identical.

I guess RivaTuner and 3dguru are involved here but where is the money flowing and why? The Afterburner program seems like the head of the class and then all the other clones follow suit. So is that Russian guy that has been working on the AB betas (which are delayed supposedly because of Russia annexing Crimea. I don't buy that) the real mastermind behind all of these Overclock utilities for both AMD AND Nvidia? That seems like a lot of responsibility for one dude. Click to expand.You seem like you are not so noobie for a noobie- can you explain me what's the advantage to the 64-bit version?

I switched to precisionx and everything seems groovy, but I was going to switch back when the new AB beta came out, now I lost track and seem fine with where I'm at. Had no idea AB beta was 64-bit. I ended up reinstalling windows over my confusion with RTSS messing up my driver settings. I couldn't get driver forced SLI anti-aliasing to work after installing RTSS when it came with precision X.

Couldn't figure out how to fix it and my system is super stripped down so I just pulled the plug on the entire windows build. Redoing everything without RTSS in the mix solved my problem, so far as I can tell, but maybe it was something else. (I actually did about 5 reinstalls to try to see what it was that was getting installed that caused the issue and I'm pretty sure that was it.) The SLI AA mode turns one of your cards off regular SLI processing and has it only work on AA.I'm guessing if they green light the Russian guy's Alpha then EVGA just buys a version from MSI? Then a company like powercolor buys a stripped down version once every 5 years or something?

And Asus probably just makes their own but it isn't as good?