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2019/06/19 21:45:09 (permalink)
Hello!
I've got EVGA 1080Ti FTW3 graphic card and now searching a way to use it with lower voltage. Now it works on 1.062 with 1987Mhz. Want to make profile in precision X for lower voltage and can't find out how to do that. Precision X for me is new app and not really easy to learn how to use it. Can anyone help me with good downvolt guide with pics?
post edited by Medvediy - 2019/06/26 03:17:16

 
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    Re: 1080 Ti FTW3 precision X downvolt 2019/06/20 07:42:11 (permalink)
    Hello,
     
    Unfortunately there is not a way to only lower the voltage. As the card boosts. the voltage should get higher. Of course you can always increase that
    but you can't actually lower it.
     
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    Re: 1080 Ti FTW3 precision X downvolt 2019/06/20 07:54:31 (permalink)
    Just use msi afterburner to lock the voltage to a lower voltage using the lock feature (ctrl+l) inside the voltage/frequency curve editor.


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    Re: 1080 Ti FTW3 precision X downvolt 2019/06/23 23:45:39 (permalink)
    As I can see Precision X got the curve function too. So I'm just asking how to do this with EVGA software.
    now it works on high 1.062 with 1987Mhz. 
    and I want to decrease temps and make smth like 1 and 1950 or smth like that.
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    Re: 1080 Ti FTW3 precision X downvolt 2019/06/26 03:20:25 (permalink)
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    Unfortunately there is not a way to only lower the voltage. As the card boosts. the voltage should get higher. Of course you can always increase that
    but you can't actually lower it.
     Brandon

    Hey Brandon, I want to made lower voltage with lower frequency and lower temps. So as I know in MSI AB it could be made with custom curve. But how to use curve in Precision X?


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    Re: 1080 Ti FTW3 precision X downvolt 2019/07/02 20:54:05 (permalink)
     
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    Re: 1080 Ti FTW3 precision X downvolt 2019/07/04 08:58:15 (permalink)
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    Unfortunately there is not a way to only lower the voltage. As the card boosts. the voltage should get higher. Of course you can always increase that
    but you can't actually lower it.
     Brandon

    Hey Brandon, I want to made lower voltage with lower frequency and lower temps. So as I know in MSI AB it could be made with custom curve. But how to use curve in Precision X?






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    Re: 1080 Ti FTW3 precision X undervolt 2020/07/01 03:47:00 (permalink)
    Medvediy
     
    Want to make profile in precision X for lower voltage and can't find out how to do that. 

    [if still any interest in question] There is one way to do that in Prec.X which I've found for myself: 1. open updated curve in MSI Afb 2. Apply it 3. Close MSI open Prec. X 4.Go to Prec.X curve page = you now got it there, just save it as a new profile in Prec.X 5. Use 

    My curve below: 1987@1050mV
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    Re: 1080 Ti FTW3 precision X downvolt 2020/07/01 03:48:15 (permalink)
    and yes - it's a pain to edit curve in prec.X 
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