There is workaround this for Afterburner, but I suggest you download "nividia inspector" and don't look back. Such nice piece of software, it has everything you need and nothing you don't need. Normal interface and works fast. As for the startup, you just start the program with parameters (I do it in my autostart.bat that I put to Startup). Nvidia inspector can create a shortcut for you from you settings, but the parameters are easy to understand. You need each line for each card (which is also something I like).
If you still want to fix this in Afterburner, find those startup with Windows options, and click the startup option. Turn them off and then on, and then it works from now on.
Topic: OC software besides MSI? (Read 148 times)
I believe that's only for AMD gpu's
check out OverDriveNtool I think is the name of it
Hey guys,
I own several rigs with Afterburner on them but from time to time, the OC is lost on almost every rig, resetting the TDP back to 100% and everything else on 0. I couldn't find any culprit but it started to annoy me greatly. Is there another alternative out there that's more stable? I'm thinking maybe command line OC or something of sorts. I know there's EVGA aswell but as I read around here, it's not that great either.
Thanks!
I own several rigs with Afterburner on them but from time to time, the OC is lost on almost every rig, resetting the TDP back to 100% and everything else on 0. I couldn't find any culprit but it started to annoy me greatly. Is there another alternative out there that's more stable? I'm thinking maybe command line OC or something of sorts. I know there's EVGA aswell but as I read around here, it's not that great either.
Thanks!
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