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Volatage/Frecuency curve editor for Maxwell cards

BlueBullyXZ
By BlueBullyXZ
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I tryied to get to it with the combination "Ctrl+F" in my MSi Afterburner but It doesnt work for me don´t know why. I want to stick to a constant clock speed/voltatge because some games have stuttering without it.

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I use precision xoc. I can get to it and adjust it but it's never stable. 

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Make sure you have the newest version of Afterburner, it works for me on 4.3.0 beta at the moment, didn't on the version before that one.

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There is no voltage curve for Maxwell card, you can try Precision-X KBoost to force constant voltage or set High Performance in Nvidia CP & Window Power Option.

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