skilledhammer
the link to download the software isnt workin for me either windows 8.1

I have verified both the primary and alternate download works. If you have not done dos clear your browser cache and cookies then restart the browser and try again.
 
You can also download it at guru3d.com and techspot.com.

pumpkinhed
Right click on BF4 in Origin, set startup as bf4x86.exe (default is 64bit).  OSD works for me now, game runs and looks the same to me...

Why would I want to run my game @ 32bit just to see OSD? I run my OS @ 64bit & BF4 is meant to be played @ 64bit with more memory, the question is when EVGA getting an update to this issue? We are still waiting........

will thar be a new evga precisionX soon 

bdary

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pumpkinhed
Right click on BF4 in Origin, set startup as bf4x86.exe (default is 64bit).  OSD works for me now, game runs and looks the same to me...

Why would I want to run my game @ 32bit just to see OSD? I run my OS @ 64bit & BF4 is meant to be played @ 64bit with more memory, the question is when EVGA getting an update to this issue? We are still waiting........

Here's some info on the subject (64bit support) directly from the author of RTSS. >> http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=4667940&postcount=125
 
And here's Jacob's comments on it (post #2) >> http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1734414

So it's a lost hope are they any other that does work on 64bit

Hi... I want to know...Do you prefer / is better Evga precision on NVIDIA EVGA.
 
I have various Nvidia Cards buth is my first time that I got Two GTX 780 classified!!!.
 
Is better use with these Evga Precision?.
 
Thanks!!!.

bueno y yo no puedo descargarlo o no
se 
 

Power target is not being save in Profiles

no puedo actializar mi precision x 3.0.4 ayuda
 

OSD and Framerates on the K/B not working in BF4. Will this be addressed? Works OK in BF3

when starting up evga precision 4.2.1 for the first time,  this tool shows my  gpu clock is set at 324 Mhz and 962 mV but i use a gtx 650 ti boost 1 gig superclocked so these stats are well under my default clocks 
do i have to change to the default clocks myself ?? i found it it's because my card is not under load if i'm correct  

mennelik
when starting up evga precision 4.2.1 for the first time,  this tool shows my  gpu clock is set at 324 Mhz and 962 mV but i use a gtx 650 ti boost 1 gig superclocked so these stats are well under my default clocks 
do i have to change to the default clocks myself ?? i found it it's because my card is not under load if i'm correct  

That's correct.  324MHz is the "idle state" clock speed.  So with no load that's normal.  It will dynamically increase depending on the load on the GPU.

Hi bdary,
 
Thanks for the response. Okay checking the box for startup does not seem to save the settings each time I start the PC. I guess I will reinstall the Precision X and RTSS. Question, when I install it, do I need to install RTSS in order to use the Frame Rate Target Feature of the Precision X?

I am trying to decrease the clock speed on an NVIDIA geforce 9800 GX2 but the EVGA Precision program only allows me to increase it. I can't go any lower than 600 MHz on the core and 1000MHz on the memory. Why is that?

If anyone wonder why, it is because I want to decrease the heat generated from it and thus decrease the fan speed.

Does anyone know how to underclock this old card?

I solved the problem by installing the 4.2.0 version of Precision. I have downloaded the legacy version also and will try it out tomorrow. BTW Thanks for the advice and link bdary!

I've just replaced my trusty 2 year-old EVGA GTS 450 with an EVGA GTX 660 3GB Superclocked+ (P/N: 03G-P4-2666-KR), only to find out that my frame rates in some spots in the game Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory (and a few other 3D applications) actually got lower. I then noticed on EVGA Precision X v4.2.1.2143 that while the game was running the GPU was clocked at only ~700-800 MHz and the actual power used hovered around 50%. Temps never got higher than 60 celsius at load so that was not the issue.

Knowing this was due to the fact that Wolf:ET is an old game and, most importantly, that NVIDIA's 600 series are plagued by the wretched GPU boost "feature", I tried using the K-Boost feature on Precision X to stop the card from downclocking. Unfortunately, it had no effect whatsoever, not even after restarting the computer (which should not be necessary with that version).

So a few hours ago I wrote EVGA's support asking about it and they just sent me the following reply:

Hello

Unfortunately the developer of this software has announced that he has no plans to provide 64 bit support at this time. Once the demand for this type of software is needed it will be developed. However at this time it is felt that EVGA Precision will be 32 bit only at this time. I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this matter has caused.
Regards
 
EVGA

I found the answer confusing at least, because setting the power target, setting the GPU and the memory clock offsets, saving profiles, etc., works just fine (I'm on XP 64). Maybe the person who replied was referring to the RivaTuner Statistic Server, which only works on 32-bit OS's? And if he was, is K-Boost linked to RTSS and so unavailable for people on 64-bit OS's? I find this quite strange because I'm pretty sure I've seen quite a few posts by people using K-Boost and 64-bit OS's.