Topic: Nvidia Only Overclock Utility (Read 171 times)
MSI afterburner doesn't quite work if you have different Graphics cards which clock differently, I couldn't even get MSIafterburner to even load with 13 GPUs. Like others have said, try NVinspector this works great, abit annoying to change any clocks, or try ASUS Tweaker tool. Supports 13 GPUs and does everything MSI does but actually works well.
I'm using MSI Afterburner with all my 12 GPU Nvidia 1070 Rigs.
You just need to make sure in the settings you have "Synchronize settings for similar graphics processors" checked. I only have to edit the settings for GPU1 and save the profile and have Afterburner start with Windows minimized and all 12 GPU's are under-volted and over-clocked even after a reboot...
You just need to make sure in the settings you have "Synchronize settings for similar graphics processors" checked. I only have to edit the settings for GPU1 and save the profile and have Afterburner start with Windows minimized and all 12 GPU's are under-volted and over-clocked even after a reboot...
Try Nvidia Profile Inspector.
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/nvidia-inspector-introduction-and-guide.403676
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NVIDIA Inspector is a handy application that reads out driver and hardware information for GeForce graphics cards
The tool is basically an NVIDIA only OverClocking application, you can set your clocks and fan speeds. Orbmu2k has released this program, which seems to NVIDIA graphics cards and offers information on tools for GPU and memory clock speed, GPU operating voltage and fan speed increase. This is a quite simple user interface with an application that will rely entirely NVIDIA drivers, so there is reason to be downloaded from NVIDIA's website WHQL-certified driver.
The tool is basically an NVIDIA only OverClocking application, you can set your clocks and fan speeds. Orbmu2k has released this program, which seems to NVIDIA graphics cards and offers information on tools for GPU and memory clock speed, GPU operating voltage and fan speed increase. This is a quite simple user interface with an application that will rely entirely NVIDIA drivers, so there is reason to be downloaded from NVIDIA's website WHQL-certified driver.
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/nvidia-inspector-introduction-and-guide.403676
Hey all,
I try to build dense rigs thus most of my rigs contain 12-13 cards. My MSI Afterburner tool will only show up up to 9 or 10 GPUs. Generally speaking I use the AMD NT Tool to OC the AMD, but is there a NVIDIA only OC tool that doesn't show AMD?
Thank you
I try to build dense rigs thus most of my rigs contain 12-13 cards. My MSI Afterburner tool will only show up up to 9 or 10 GPUs. Generally speaking I use the AMD NT Tool to OC the AMD, but is there a NVIDIA only OC tool that doesn't show AMD?
Thank you
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