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How to keep GPU overclock settings?

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So I overclocked my gpu, apply voltage, core clock, mem... and everything is stable. But I think the gpu go back to its original settings when I restart my pc. How do I keep the gpu at the overclock settings.

 

If your using MSI afterburner or such there is usually an option that allows you to apply the overclock during startup.

So I overclocked my gpu, apply voltage, core clock, mem... and everything is stable. But I think the gpu go back to its original settings when I restart my pc. How do I keep the gpu at the overclock settings.

 

If your using MSI afterburner or such there is usually an option that allows you to apply the overclock during startup.

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If your using MSI afterburner or such there is usually an option that allows you to apply the overclock during startup.

Thanks I remember there was someway to do it. But most tutorial don't mention it. I haven't overclock in so long I kinda forgot

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Thanks I remember there was someway to do it. But most tutorial don't mention it. I haven't overclock in so long I kinda forgot

when you load up Afterburner, you should see a button you can check mark right on the interface, underneath Core Clock, Memory and all that. I wouldn't suggest doing that though incase something goes wrong.

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