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GPU Tweak not loading profile on startup... what gives?

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I've got GPU Tweak to load up on Windows start, which it does just fine...and minimizes itself nicely to the notification area. But it loads to default settings, instead of a previously saved profile. How do I get GPU Tweak to startup utilizing a pre-determined profile, rather than stock settings?

 

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Make sure you have it set to load a predetermined profile on start up.

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I haven't used GPU tweak but there should be an option to load your settings at startup similar to MSI afterburner.

Look around in the setting.

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Am I missing something here? Can anyone who uses, or has used the program verify?

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Are you, by chance, running nvidia inspector aswell?

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Are you, by chance, running nvidia inspector aswell?

 

I have it installed, but it's not running in the background. 

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I have it installed, but it's not running in the background. 

So it's not running the multi-display saver? Check your system taskbar..

That overrules the graphics card frequencies and prevents you from overclocking. If you want them both to run, you need to make a macro that launches MSI afterburner or GPU Tweak BEFORE that pgramm becomes active.

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So it's not running the multi-display saver? Check your system taskbar..

That overrules the graphics card frequencies and prevents you from overclocking. If you want them both to run, you need to make a macro that launches MSI afterburner or GPU Tweak BEFORE that pgramm becomes active.

 

The only reason I have Inspector installed was to see if I had Samsung memory on my GPU.

 

Other than that, I had/have no purpose for it. The program is not utilized, at all. Would unplugging the GPU video cables cause a revert in settings (as strange as that may sound)...?

 

Edit: Just tested the above theory, has no impact. Going to see if uninstalling Inspector makes any difference. 

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Yup, Inspector isn't even running. Just did a fresh reboot, Tweak loading default clock settings instead of my saved profile. 
 

I'm scratching my head here fellas. Any thoughts?  :mellow:

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