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Topic: Guide : How to undervolt gigabyte 270 (non-x) GV-R927OC-2GD via afterburner (Read 2347 times)
March 19, 2014, 05:18:18 PM
March 19, 2014, 02:23:21 PM
After editing the file - I got some green +/- bars for those two voltage areas, able to + or - the mVolts by 1 up to 100 in either direction.
But if I tried to touch them at all, as soon as I hit reply, they reset themselves. I did restart after burner after editing the file as well.
Can you post me the content of your GPU's profile ? At: Program Files (x86)\MSI Afterburner\Profiles But if I tried to touch them at all, as soon as I hit reply, they reset themselves. I did restart after burner after editing the file as well.
March 19, 2014, 09:05:47 AM
After editing the file - I got some green +/- bars for those two voltage areas, able to + or - the mVolts by 1 up to 100 in either direction.
But if I tried to touch them at all, as soon as I hit reply, they reset themselves. I did restart after burner after editing the file as well.
But if I tried to touch them at all, as soon as I hit reply, they reset themselves. I did restart after burner after editing the file as well.
March 15, 2014, 07:18:52 PM
Hello I have worked out how to change voltage in the gigabyte 270 (non-x) GV-R927OC-2GD via afterburner
1. Download the newest MSI afterburner: download.msi.com/uti_exe/vga/MSIAfterburnerSetup300Beta18.zip
1.1 Download the newset Notepad ++ : http://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.5.5.html
2. Open the MSI afterburner then set up as i marked here:
https://imageshack.com/i/j7rg68j
3. Then click the big "i" and copy the GUID somewhere out.
https://imageshack.com/i/0v0qgpj
4. Close the MSI afterburner via "X" in the right corner or right click on the icon and close it via scroll-down menu
4.1 Go to the directory where you have it installed.
4.2 Go to Profiles folder then search for a fille called as copied GUID
4.3 Make two copies of the .cfg file somewhere out.
4.4 Open one of the copies with Notepad++ and paste below
VDDC_IR3567B_Detection = 30h
VDDC_IR3567B_Output = 0
VDDCI_IR3567B_Detection = 30h
VDDCI_IR3567B_Output = 1
4.5 Save it then replace the old one with new edited one.
4.6 Run up the MSI afterburner and will have something like that:
https://imageshack.com/i/mjs7ujj
At the minumum Core voltage is 1.055V, at the maximum voltage is 1.238
The Aux voltage is responsible for phase locked loop voltage, it can make lower temps at power section.
Results: Temperatures on my graphic card at the same fan speed and clocks went down from 72 to 64 of celsius degrees
The settings of my 270 are : Code Clock: 1060Mhz, Memory Clock: 1250Mhz, Core voltage: 1.055V and AUX voltage: 1.453
If have i helped you give me a tip to support my rig, beacuse one R9 270 isn't enough
LTC: LKZZSmD1qpZWcWqdmxCWMY6VMSjiEEQTBS ANC: AHd5bA2ZHavDNgL8e2zW69J7gVeh8jgQNH
VTC: VmmKSafdhfK2kWejfQajwPd7SvBNi1HWBk DOGE: DMdVFAAKaptaUWExA7vvmftnoGSmzxTHPr
1. Download the newest MSI afterburner: download.msi.com/uti_exe/vga/MSIAfterburnerSetup300Beta18.zip
1.1 Download the newset Notepad ++ : http://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.5.5.html
2. Open the MSI afterburner then set up as i marked here:
https://imageshack.com/i/j7rg68j
3. Then click the big "i" and copy the GUID somewhere out.
https://imageshack.com/i/0v0qgpj
4. Close the MSI afterburner via "X" in the right corner or right click on the icon and close it via scroll-down menu
4.1 Go to the directory where you have it installed.
4.2 Go to Profiles folder then search for a fille called as copied GUID
4.3 Make two copies of the .cfg file somewhere out.
4.4 Open one of the copies with Notepad++ and paste below
Code:
[Setting]
mark the code: Code:
VDDC_IR3567B_Detection = 30h
VDDC_IR3567B_Output = 0
VDDCI_IR3567B_Detection = 30h
VDDCI_IR3567B_Output = 1
4.6 Run up the MSI afterburner and will have something like that:
https://imageshack.com/i/mjs7ujj
At the minumum Core voltage is 1.055V, at the maximum voltage is 1.238
The Aux voltage is responsible for phase locked loop voltage, it can make lower temps at power section.
Results: Temperatures on my graphic card at the same fan speed and clocks went down from 72 to 64 of celsius degrees
The settings of my 270 are : Code Clock: 1060Mhz, Memory Clock: 1250Mhz, Core voltage: 1.055V and AUX voltage: 1.453
If have i helped you give me a tip to support my rig, beacuse one R9 270 isn't enough
LTC: LKZZSmD1qpZWcWqdmxCWMY6VMSjiEEQTBS ANC: AHd5bA2ZHavDNgL8e2zW69J7gVeh8jgQNH
VTC: VmmKSafdhfK2kWejfQajwPd7SvBNi1HWBk DOGE: DMdVFAAKaptaUWExA7vvmftnoGSmzxTHPr
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