2016/06/24 18:00:00
mariebks
I got a new EVGA GTX 1070 and started using Precision X OC. I tweaked my clocks and they were stable so I wanted to save the profile. I had the clocks set and right clicked on a blacked out profile to save the current settings to that profile just like in previous Precision X softwares. For some reason though, whenever I click on the profile I saved to, it brings me to power target - 112%, temperature limit - 92C, and the clocks at zero. I installed Precision X 16 and the profile saving functionality works as expected. I am using the latest version of Precision X OC. Thank you.
2016/06/24 23:09:23
ibradbury
Something similar happens to me when using Precision X OC. I make my changes to GPU and MEM clock offsets and then I right click to save the profile. When I hover of the saved profile the GPU and MEM clock offsets are at 0. If I left click on the saved profile the GPU and MEM clock offsets do go to 0. The voltage indicator on the left shows yellow and red.
 
EVGA GTX 1080 Founders Edition
2016/06/25 08:54:18
OverHaze
Same thing happening here (1080 FE), which is why I'm using afterburner at the moment. Also Precision X OC would not apply any of my memory overlocks. Any fixes for this???
2016/06/25 09:43:36
bcavnaugh
We have a Tread Here: Bug Reports and Issues with EVGA Precision XOC (Pascal Architecture Only) for Bugs and Issues with the new Precision XOC Software Tool.
2016/10/22 07:30:09
Davisron867
If you have issues saving profiles do the following:
1. Change your sliders to the position you want, or type the values and then ENTER
2. Click the Apply tab
3. Right click a profile number to save it with the current applied settings. To change an existing profile, right click to unload it, then right click again to save it.
4. Click the Default tab to delete all of the profiles.
 
The profile number highlights mean
Dark - Profile is inactive. Right-clicking the profile number toggles it as Active or Inactive. When you hover over the profile with your mouse, the last stored values will show.
White - Profile is active
Blue - Profile is selected
 
The interface is confusing because right-clicking doesn't actually delete the profile as the tool tip says. I spoke to EVGA support recently and they said they were working on creating better documentation for this
2016/10/22 09:54:11
bcavnaugh
Davisron867
If you have issues saving profiles do the following:
1. Change your sliders to the position you want, or type the values and then ENTER
2. Click the Apply tab
3. Right click a profile number to save it with the current applied settings. To change an existing profile, right click to unload it, then right click again to save it.
4. Click the Default tab to delete all of the profiles.

The profile number highlights mean
Dark - Profile is inactive. Right-clicking the profile number toggles it as Active or Inactive. When you hover over the profile with your mouse, the last stored values will show.
White - Profile is active
Blue - Profile is selected

The interface is confusing because right-clicking doesn't actually delete the profile as the tool tip says. I spoke to EVGA support recently and they said they were working on creating better documentation for this


Welcome to the Forum Davisron867
This issue has been fixed in the current version.
2016/10/24 17:00:59
Davisron867
This issue is certainly not fixed in the current version. I have version 6.0.7, your website has the latest version as 6.0.7 released 9/26/2016. So if you're going to make a claim, you should make sure its accurate instead of just guessing before posting it, especially given the aggravation this has caused me and others. The LAST thing you want to do is say an issue is fixed when it clearly is not. 
2016/10/24 17:06:16
bcavnaugh
Davisron867
This issue is certainly not fixed in the current version. I have version 6.0.7, your website has the latest version as 6.0.7 released 9/26/2016. So if you're going to make a claim, you should make sure its accurate instead of just guessing before posting it, especially given the aggravation this has caused me and others...the LAST thing you want to do is say an issue is fixed when it clearly is not. 


OK, well then the issue is currently fix for me using the current version (6.0.7) for my GTX 1080 Cards.
I do not use this version on my older cards. I use Version 5.3.11
 
BTW - This is Not My Website it is EVGA's Website, I am only a member here on this Open Forum that EVGA Hosts.
2016/10/25 09:06:58
Renji1337
bcavnaugh
Davisron867
If you have issues saving profiles do the following:
1. Change your sliders to the position you want, or type the values and then ENTER
2. Click the Apply tab
3. Right click a profile number to save it with the current applied settings. To change an existing profile, right click to unload it, then right click again to save it.
4. Click the Default tab to delete all of the profiles.

The profile number highlights mean
Dark - Profile is inactive. Right-clicking the profile number toggles it as Active or Inactive. When you hover over the profile with your mouse, the last stored values will show.
White - Profile is active
Blue - Profile is selected

The interface is confusing because right-clicking doesn't actually delete the profile as the tool tip says. I spoke to EVGA support recently and they said they were working on creating better documentation for this


Welcome to the Forum Davisron867
This issue has been fixed in the current version.



TY for the fix!
2016/10/25 09:27:02
bcavnaugh
Renji1337
bcavnaugh
Davisron867
If you have issues saving profiles do the following:
1. Change your sliders to the position you want, or type the values and then ENTER
2. Click the Apply tab
3. Right click a profile number to save it with the current applied settings. To change an existing profile, right click to unload it, then right click again to save it.
4. Click the Default tab to delete all of the profiles.

The profile number highlights mean
Dark - Profile is inactive. Right-clicking the profile number toggles it as Active or Inactive. When you hover over the profile with your mouse, the last stored values will show.
White - Profile is active
Blue - Profile is selected

The interface is confusing because right-clicking doesn't actually delete the profile as the tool tip says. I spoke to EVGA support recently and they said they were working on creating better documentation for this


Welcome to the Forum Davisron867
This issue has been fixed in the current version.



TY for the fix!


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