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2017/02/23 13:41:24 (permalink)
Hi all,  
I have been using PXOC for a few months now, and previously I remember that PXOC had a voltage monitor in the hardware monitor. However, as of recently, I have not been able to find the voltage monitor inside of hardware monitoring in PXOC. I did not find it listed inside the hardware monitor/OSD display settings. I have attached an image for reference. Does anyone else have this problem?  
 
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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/23 13:47:08 (permalink)
    I remember reading somewhere here on the forums that it was removed at some point.


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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/23 14:06:25 (permalink)
    Ah, alright. That is unfortunate. I am assuming Afterburner has this functionality? I am a bit hesitant to use Afterburner, as the last time I used it it messed with my voltages (when adding volts the voltage would come up but not go down to idle).
     
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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/23 14:09:20 (permalink)
    Phoenix864
    I am assuming Afterburner has this functionality?

    Yes, it does have it.


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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/23 14:29:46 (permalink)
    I might need to swich then. When unlocking voltage, should I set the card type to "reference" or "MSI Standard"?
     
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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/23 14:31:27 (permalink)
    Reference.


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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/23 14:48:45 (permalink)
    Funny thing is, the voltages got screwy when I used Reference. I guess I will be sticking to PXOC.
     
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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/23 14:51:01 (permalink)
    No problem.


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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/28 14:38:55 (permalink)
    Just a qiuck qestion that doesn't really need its own thread: Do you by chance know why the load limit reads 1 when idle, but when under load reads correctly? Just somthing I have been wondering about for awhile. It makes no real-world diffrence. 
     
    Sorry for responding to such an old thread.
     
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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/28 14:45:04 (permalink)
    No load limit should read as 1 when idle. 1 = no load is on the gpu. 0 = load on the gpu. 


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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/28 14:51:57 (permalink)
    In me original, image load limit is listed as 1 in PXOC monitor when idle, but 0 when gaming.

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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/28 15:31:58 (permalink)
    Phoenix864
    In me original, image load limit is listed as 1 in PXOC monitor when idle, but 0 when gaming.


    That is how it's suppose to be.


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    Re: PXOC Not Showing Voltage Graph Inside Hardware Monitoring 2017/02/28 20:00:11 (permalink)
    Ah, thanks for your insight. Great help as usual. 

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