2020/10/16 16:05:39
Hackslash
see above
 
how can i do that?
core voltage cant be reduced in precision?!
2020/10/17 01:33:43
Hackslash
kevinc313






thats great but doesnt help.
where can i lower the core voltage?
2020/10/17 02:20:29
KingEngineRevUp
You control voltage by using a Voltage curve and setting it so it can never go higher than a set Voltage. That's undervolting.
2020/10/17 22:21:02
Reedey
Precision X1 sucks for adjusting voltage curves. Use Afterburner instead,
2020/10/18 01:03:29
Hackslash
Reedey
Precision X1 sucks for adjusting voltage curves. Use Afterburner instead,


Yep did it there, thanks.
2020/10/18 02:13:24
KingEngineRevUp
Yes but afterburner sucks at controlling a EVGA fan.

Pick your poison.
2020/10/18 02:44:42
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SlimJ87D
Yes but afterburner sucks at controlling a EVGA fan.

Pick your poison.


Yes I wrote that on the thread about X1 update maybe theyll clone Afterburner?
2020/10/20 11:09:35
Sajin
KingEngineRevUp
Yes but afterburner sucks at controlling a EVGA fan.

Pick your poison.

Max fans out with precision then close it down, and use afterburner for everything else.
2020/10/20 17:18:58
Azuroth
You can also apply your custom fan curve with PX1, then open afterburner and apply your voltage curve.  Just make sure you don't have the fans set to auto or user controlled in afterburner.  Annoying, but it works.
 
PX1 would be all you need if they would just add a way to lower all points in unison, and apply the current frequency to the rest of the voltages beyond your current point.

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