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2021/10/20 17:54:02 (permalink)
Is there a voltage curve akin to Afterburner buried somewhere in the software? I'd love to keep everything under one roof but it doesn't seem like there's a precise way to undervolt in Precision...
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    Re: Undervolting w/ Precision 2021/10/21 22:47:59 (permalink)
    Check out the EVGA Precision videos on YouTube.

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    Re: Undervolting w/ Precision 2021/10/24 07:13:45 (permalink)
    I'm looking for an answer to that question as well, as my 3080ti is soo bloody noisy and hot. 
    Can you run the rgb with precision and power with Afterburner? I'm not a fan of the default rainbow. 
     
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    Check out the EVGA Precision videos on YouTube.




    I couldn't find anything there to help.

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    Re: Undervolting w/ Precision 2021/10/24 10:10:25 (permalink)
    On a 2080Ti, the only thing I'm controlling with X1 is the RGB on the card.  Everything else, fan curves and OC setting, are with Afterburner.


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    Re: Undervolting w/ Precision 2021/10/24 11:18:06 (permalink)
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    On a 2080Ti, the only thing I'm controlling with X1 is the RGB on the card.  Everything else, fan curves and OC setting, are with Afterburner.


    Good to know you can do that. 
     
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    Re: Undervolting w/ Precision 2021/10/24 11:43:39 (permalink)
    g_petro
    I'm looking for an answer to that question as well, as my 3080ti is soo bloody noisy and hot. 
    Can you run the rgb with precision and power with Afterburner? I'm not a fan of the default rainbow. ii
     
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    Check out the EVGA Precision videos on YouTube.




    I couldn't find anything there to help.

    There are videos that show you how to overclock the card, just do the inverse.

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    Re: Undervolting w/ Precision 2021/11/06 20:49:48 (permalink)
    There is a Voltage Curve.  You have to cycle through the XC3 setting arrows on the bottom half.
    I'm trying to attach an image but I think I'm too new to do that.
     


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