Hahaha except make sure your PC doesn’t go into sleep mode when you are scanning your Automatic Tune. I was not paying attention and had to reset 2x lol.
Yeah Geforce Experience has had this for about 3 years now. You had to go into settings and enable experimental features for the "performance" tab to show up in the overlay.
Exactly, I undervolt my 4090 to 900mv and 320W at a 3-5% performance lose. Thermals are lower than a 4080 while gaming, while also helping my power bill.
@@scipher99 they seem to be careless about energy saving while caring more about firestrike scores. I got more than 50 watt less in power while did also OC and had no performance loss. Got me wondering why in hell it wasn't shipped like that. Only explanation that there are some chips those unstable enough to do so they just push more power to all the chips
@@AlaaSalehLE Boost clocks are temp dependent so the cooler the die runs the higher the clocks until you hit that limit where more power is needed. I took a 5% performance lose but was able to get down to around 320W on my 4090. I also run mine EKWB in a loop from GPU to 360 rad to CPU to a second 360 rad back to reservoir. I tried a single thicker 360 rad but the 14900K was giving the loop too much heat soak. I need that near silent running, and I start to hear the fans over 70% rpm. You are correct about some chips being unstable at lower power levels so Nvidia just brute forces more power for stability. I would have loved a EVGA Kingpin 4090 but sadly that is no longer an option, so I settled on a really good undervolting Asus Tuf that can reach 900mv stable. I had to go through 3 cards before I found a good one for undervolting with no coil whine.
low latency mode in 4:30 is an option that already exists in games, it is called nvidia reflex option, you'll find it in supported games, if you couldn't enabling this option will give you better latency, but bare in mind if you have a bottlenecked system this will only make things worse at most cases, and make sure you have one of either on, cause having both on can hurt your performance and possibly latency too, thanks for the review mate
@@cinemasanders977 Support is done on them lol now, It's all the RTX series only and onwards ! 😓, It's a way to force or incentivise people to buy the newer cards, So that they can make more money ! 🥳
@@sentrien3877 Well of course, that's how they want it. I'm actually using MSI Afterburner to overclock my Nvidia GPU. Some reason Gforce just can't seem to have that feature for their own hardware.
@@itsprod.472 To be honest I did this on two desktops and I can't remember. I do know that when it completely finished, I just closed the app down altogether and simply restarted both computers and it worked fine. It holds the updates settings so long as it finishes completely. It does take up to an hour plus but not bad for a soft overclock, hope that helps you some?
10gb shader cache is actually recommended nowadays. Modern games can have a shitload of shaders, like Star Citizen, and you get a framerate boost with allocating at least 10gb instead of default
DSR (old) or DLDSR (new) and DLSS and independent from eachother. You can use both together or one exclusively. DLSS uses a lower internal resolution and upscales it to screen size, while using AI algorithms to preserve as much quality as possible depending on the setting. DSR upscales to set resolution factors. and sizes it down again to fit the screen. DLDSR being the new version using AI upscaling (1.78 and 2.25 factors), which gives comparable quality to 4x DSR upscaling without the extreme performance impact. Some people swear by 2.25 DLDSR and DLSS Quality together for best quality with relative low cost.
I ve been searching for weeks to improve my fps drops in mw3. Finally, your video solved my problem. It was the VRAM limit on the config file, set to 0.8. I put it to 2.00000 and now i have no fps drops. Thank you, good job!
This has been there since a long time like 2 years I guess.. it's on the ctrl+z pop up nvidia menu.. u can again tune it to get more increase in the overclocking till ur system can't handle it anymore
so basically its not a one click thing, just a cautious msi afterburner without the full on screen overlay of stats, but to properly overclock you... have to do the same as afterburner
I have a rtx 4060 with 45w only got it on a good deal. So I tried overclocking and it gave me huge fps boosts. About the heat it doesn’t really matter to me since i play in an air conditioned room and the cooling pad helps a lot as well. Overall pretty good experience for a first timer 😅
You can also lower the power consumption. I lowered mine from 100% to 90% and in both instances got virtually the same numbers with better power efficiency.
for the g sync part- yes capping it right below hz makes sure its always activated (1-3 lower), BUT framerates MUCH higher (like 100s) than refresh rates has huge benefits including LESS input lag AND tearing, and also displays partial frames which is a benefit. my source is burr busters the same site you referenced. Id only use gsync if you cant get 100s of fps above your hz or actually see screen tearing.
FPS is irrelevant without context. Saying 2-3 fps can be 10% improvement if the baseline is 30 fps, or 1% if the baseline is 300 fps. Better talk in percentages than fps
I’d suggest pushing voltage, power and temp target/limits up to max (the sliders below on the screen) before tuning… give the gpu all the juice it deserves to get the best result… watch temps and adjust fan settings also (the other slider) to try to keep the gpu cool during testing…
@@wildcat002 The power max is independent of frequency and memory overclock.. it may somewhat limit your maximum OC… but not something I’d worry over. Check there’s not a setting you’re missing to ‘unlock’ those settings. OC s/w often disables such settings until you’ve agreed to a liability waiver… :)
Thank you for this video! I debated with myself to get a 5090 and don't buy a new GPU for 4-6 years. However 575W is too close imo for the 600W rated 12V cable, dropping it to max 90% Power shouldn't affect performance too much (while limiting to ~518W).
@@X_irtz Yeah, im thinking of either 2080TI or just shoot up to 3080, My Cpu is I7-9700k So i don't know which Bottlenecks and what's not, im sure these two Gpus wont though.
DLSS downscales an image while attempting to retain quality. Running DLSS at 1080p is like running somewhere between 1600x900/1920x1080. For best results, if you still have headroom for performance is running DSR in lets say 1440p then running DLSS. The AA quality will be better with a performance similar to that of 1080p but better image. DSR is mainly for use with monitors that don't support a higher resolution. It's not outdated, it just does what it was intended.
on the global settings, are those the same settings as control pannel or are they completely different settings? also does the automatic tuning reduce input latency in games like cod?
This new auto scan is completely useless waste of time. Afterburner is light years ahead especially with undervolt setting with curves and also OC capabilities. +200MHz on VRAM clock is a joke on 4090 where even the worst sample will give you + 1000MHz easily or even +1500. Same for the core clock and now I am talking stable values with good temps. Of course NVidia is labeling as safe when it is basicaly doing nothing at all. After minutes of scanning it will come up with this? To be fair auto OC s useless in general even with afterburner....
@Codelife nvidia gpu overclock automatic Msi afterburner has the exact same feature since quiet some time now the algorythm used to achive this even is from nvidia themselfs so the nvidia app very likley just now uses the exact same algorythm for auto overclock
Thanks for the informative and interesting review. Sadly, I don't have a DLSS option as I'm using a 3080 ti. Maybe I'm missing something I'm not aware of but oh well.
I'd be most interested in an Automatic graphics adjuster to target frames per second. Like 60 FPS for RDR2 it will adjust the graphics in the game to target 60.
And they do it all while quietly sending off all your personal information on the backend through port forwarding and telemetry, and you don’t mind that right?
Nice video but also i have a question my performance monitoring only says My CPU utilasation and everything other is just at 0 at all times what should I do? It would really help out...!
Hi I had a look at this don’t know if you cut the video but when I clicked on the slider a disclaimer came up warning tuning your gpu or changing performance limits may cause your pc to show visual artifacts. Your pc may become unstable
By the way. If your video card is lower than gtx16 series, you can't overclock it! you still have to use msi afterburner, so afterburner isn't useless still
Did this with my 3090 and the gain was negligible. I leave it on, but I think it was cheap on the mem side of the upgrade. Could def be pushed way further.
I actually lost performance. My own personal overclock yield better results. But is a nice tool for people who are new or not willing to go through the hassle of tuning it themselves.
You can do the same on precision and have a fan curve which Nvidia doesn't give you. Also the Nvidia app causes alot of problems. Are you having stuttering issues on your games? Nvidia app, are you having screen blinking? App, are you having sudden freezes? App, load screen seem slower then normal? App, starting your pc has hang time? App
it didn't change a lot for me but i guess it depends on your configs and still they say it cannot damage your pc but im not confident about that, i guess i will see..
They've had this feature for a long time though? I remember using it like 4 years ago lol but it kept resetting after i shut down the PC and needing an hour to scan again. Maybe they improved it though.
Use this if you want little to no improvement at all after waiting 30 minutes. I had an overclock setup for my 4070 (Alan Wake 2 is a beefy boy) already and decided to try this. It decided the best thing would be to overclock my card 80% less than I did. Take into consideration that I was already at what basically everyone considers the best spot for the 4070 to be at, which is NOT a heavy overclock.
@@alaouiadnane Last weekend it happened again 😢 Just around 250.- but still. Yesterday and today I was only thinking about the Kingston Renegade 4TB Nvme with 7300 MB/s Speeds which costs 229.- but now I'm again low on money 😢 I just installed the new 24H2 Update from Windows, new install, could have done that on a new drive but no 😢 Why won't I learn 🙁😞
I have a 4070 and the max clock on this is +200 mhz meaning that its overclocked at the factory and has a cap on it that wont exceed its limit. I can run the clocks up as much as i want but it will always default to its cap. For anyone interested.
Nvidia's app is beginner-friendly, safe and easy for GPU overclocking, can literally do it with one single click. Where as, MSI Afterburner offers more control and customization. It's more for advanced users who want higher performance. It can come with some risks if you don't know what your doing. So just depends mate, i'd try nvidias app and if you want more performance - look into msi afterburner. Hope this helps
Where exactly does Nvidia state that Automatic Tuning (AT) will not damage the GPU or invalidate its warranty and why does this info not show up in the app (e.g when you activate AT)?
In God of War Ragnorök, I get 50-60 fps at high settings, my graphics card is 4060ti. What's the problem? Do I need to reset Nvidia settings or change the battery power management mode?
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bro has a 4090 and still overclocking for us ...
respect
just cause its the best doesnt mean it cant be better :)
The solution is actually to optimize the games from the devs end rather than throttling gpu
I have a 4090, too. Still put a 666w BIOS on it and run it with OC while gaming since its always maxed out. Fast is good, faster is more good!
Why not gains even more fps if you can do that for free
Even the best can be better - wise person
After 9 million years, Nvidia decided to take and approach and implement their own overclocker. Thank you.
Hahaha except make sure your PC doesn’t go into sleep mode when you are scanning your Automatic Tune. I was not paying attention and had to reset 2x lol.
they've had this actually for a good year or two it wasnt an app itself though it was just built into the overlay that you can go into
@@FTO-Calvin really? never noticed.
This already exists in Geforce Experience
Yeah Geforce Experience has had this for about 3 years now. You had to go into settings and enable experimental features for the "performance" tab to show up in the overlay.
I'd be more interested in an Auto-Undervolter that sets the perfect voltage to clock level.
True
Exactly, I undervolt my 4090 to 900mv and 320W at a 3-5% performance lose. Thermals are lower than a 4080 while gaming, while also helping my power bill.
exacly
@@scipher99 they seem to be careless about energy saving while caring more about firestrike scores. I got more than 50 watt less in power while did also OC and had no performance loss. Got me wondering why in hell it wasn't shipped like that. Only explanation that there are some chips those unstable enough to do so they just push more power to all the chips
@@AlaaSalehLE Boost clocks are temp dependent so the cooler the die runs the higher the clocks until you hit that limit where more power is needed. I took a 5% performance lose but was able to get down to around 320W on my 4090. I also run mine EKWB in a loop from GPU to 360 rad to CPU to a second 360 rad back to reservoir. I tried a single thicker 360 rad but the 14900K was giving the loop too much heat soak. I need that near silent running, and I start to hear the fans over 70% rpm. You are correct about some chips being unstable at lower power levels so Nvidia just brute forces more power for stability. I would have loved a EVGA Kingpin 4090 but sadly that is no longer an option, so I settled on a really good undervolting Asus Tuf that can reach 900mv stable. I had to go through 3 cards before I found a good one for undervolting with no coil whine.
low latency mode in 4:30 is an option that already exists in games, it is called nvidia reflex option, you'll find it in supported games, if you couldn't enabling this option will give you better latency, but bare in mind if you have a bottlenecked system this will only make things worse at most cases, and make sure you have one of either on, cause having both on can hurt your performance and possibly latency too, thanks for the review mate
I stacked them used rtss nvidia control panel and ingame the game became a hot mess, i want this exact thing for cpu :(
If you have both, nvidia reflex in-game will override the low latency mode in nvcp , it's not that big of a deal
before you install:
Automatic Tuning and Performance Limits are supported on GeForce GTX 16 series and RTX 20 series or greater GPUs
Yeah, why not GTX cards?
@@cinemasanders977 Support is done on them lol now, It's all the RTX series only and onwards ! 😓, It's a way to force or incentivise people to buy the newer cards, So that they can make more money ! 🥳
@@cinemasanders977 bc its old. "You want the new feature buy a newer one" -Nvidia (or legit every other company)
@@sentrien3877 Well of course, that's how they want it. I'm actually using MSI Afterburner to overclock my Nvidia GPU. Some reason Gforce just can't seem to have that feature for their own hardware.
to late, at least i updated my gtx 1060 driver
Excellent!!
Thanks for the heads up!
I am always too lazy to manually oc additionally. So i tried this, and it improved my 3DMark Demo result by a little over 4%. PS: Not bad for free.
same here and using automatic mode lol
Curious do I leave it on the on switch and if I turn it off does it stay on that small increase or does it default back to factory?
@@itsprod.472 To be honest I did this on two desktops and I can't remember. I do know that when it completely finished, I just closed the app down altogether and simply restarted both computers and it worked fine. It holds the updates settings so long as it finishes completely. It does take up to an hour plus but not bad for a soft overclock, hope that helps you some?
10gb shader cache is actually recommended nowadays. Modern games can have a shitload of shaders, like Star Citizen, and you get a framerate boost with allocating at least 10gb instead of default
Source: trust me bro
He is right especially the last of us@@migueltorcuator2152
So right… its treating me well, but as a first pc buy, the 8gb cache is starting to show on my card.. Indiana Jones…
Set shader cache to 100gb if u have at least 1 trb drive and call it a day..
@@coolaid3740 i own a 4060ti, and yes the 8gb are a pain, so i wanna know how this works, thanks
DSR (old) or DLDSR (new) and DLSS and independent from eachother.
You can use both together or one exclusively.
DLSS uses a lower internal resolution and upscales it to screen size, while using AI algorithms to preserve as much quality as possible depending on the setting.
DSR upscales to set resolution factors. and sizes it down again to fit the screen.
DLDSR being the new version using AI upscaling (1.78 and 2.25 factors), which gives comparable quality to 4x DSR upscaling without the extreme performance impact.
Some people swear by 2.25 DLDSR and DLSS Quality together for best quality with relative low cost.
This is the way
exactly, (DL)DSR is amazing. this guy probably never even used it
@@TwskiTVi have to say that fidelity cas looks so much better than dlss.
I ve been searching for weeks to improve my fps drops in mw3.
Finally, your video solved my problem. It was the VRAM limit on the config file, set to 0.8. I put it to 2.00000 and now i have no fps drops.
Thank you, good job!
This has been there since a long time like 2 years I guess.. it's on the ctrl+z pop up nvidia menu.. u can again tune it to get more increase in the overclocking till ur system can't handle it anymore
Been around 2-3 years , all vendor apps use exactly the same API , afterburner etc.
I guess it's alt+z
Thank you
so basically its not a one click thing, just a cautious msi afterburner without the full on screen overlay of stats, but to properly overclock you... have to do the same as afterburner
I have a rtx 4060 with 45w only got it on a good deal. So I tried overclocking and it gave me huge fps boosts. About the heat it doesn’t really matter to me since i play in an air conditioned room and the cooling pad helps a lot as well. Overall pretty good experience for a first timer 😅
good to know. I have the same gpu, i try it out soon :)
How much do u mean by huge
You can also lower the power consumption. I lowered mine from 100% to 90% and in both instances got virtually the same numbers with better power efficiency.
@@JeanLeite-d1e how to lower the power consumption?
What do you mean my cooling pad?
I almost used it but was skeptical and decided to BSOD my pc myself. Now with a fresh install... I might give this a try.
😂 always the optimist my friend LOL.
for the g sync part- yes capping it right below hz makes sure its always activated (1-3 lower), BUT framerates MUCH higher (like 100s) than refresh rates has huge benefits including LESS input lag AND tearing, and also displays partial frames which is a benefit. my source is burr busters the same site you referenced. Id only use gsync if you cant get 100s of fps above your hz or actually see screen tearing.
Amazing video, thank you!
much appreciated mate, have a good one!
this is the whole reason i went back to the old app. because the new app didnt have this feature until now.
This feature has been here for like 3 years in the Alt+Z menu.
@@DeepDownInTheOcean yes in the old app. The new app received an update recently that added this feature.
@@ging3rbreadtiger618 Oh. The people saying it's a new feature must be new then.
I saw that today after upgrading my gpu . Didn't know what it was till now. Thanks
For low latency mode, use ON when your CPU is better than your GPU (bottleneck) and ULTRA when the GPU is better than the CPU
wow imma use that
I have i5 12500h and rtx 3050 what should i use ?
@@abhijeetbishoyi9501.
@@abhijeetbishoyi9501 Just use On option
Ultra mate
its fake, u dont gain 30% fps in any game, the more optimistic scene is that u have 2 or 3 fps plus in ur games
First time ?😂😂
@@kirabcg7091depends of what game and engine msi app doing better than this app
FPS is irrelevant without context. Saying 2-3 fps can be 10% improvement if the baseline is 30 fps, or 1% if the baseline is 300 fps. Better talk in percentages than fps
This r*tard benchmarks in fortnite...... enough has been said
@@ovidiu9329 yes, if ur game is at 30 and u do this, u probably gonna get 2 fps, when u have 130 fps, 131 or 132, but depends of the game
Bro this is an old feature. It has been in the Nvidia overlay for some time. but now it is big news cause it is in the app also. Nothing new about it.
I turned up my gpu in armory crate by 20% on each slider and got massive gains on my 4060 A17 laptop
I didn't know about this. I gained +165MHz to core clock and +200MHz to memory clock on a 4060TI 16GB.
Now my gpu boosts up to 2903MHz core clock.
Amazing video thank you
Nice! I will do it today.
WOW! TOTALLY DID NOT KNOW THIS! THANK U!
I’d suggest pushing voltage, power and temp target/limits up to max (the sliders below on the screen) before tuning… give the gpu all the juice it deserves to get the best result… watch temps and adjust fan settings also (the other slider) to try to keep the gpu cool during testing…
temp slider should be at the lowest so the fan spins faster to maintain lower temps
voltage slider does nothing past ampere
@@wildcat002 The power max is independent of frequency and memory overclock.. it may somewhat limit your maximum OC… but not something I’d worry over. Check there’s not a setting you’re missing to ‘unlock’ those settings. OC s/w often disables such settings until you’ve agreed to a liability waiver… :)
Thank you for this video!
I debated with myself to get a 5090 and don't buy a new GPU for 4-6 years. However 575W is too close imo for the 600W rated 12V cable, dropping it to max 90% Power shouldn't affect performance too much (while limiting to ~518W).
Recommend for ppl who are getting started on PC
очень крутые видосы,смотрю тебя через переводчек алиса все очень круто продолжай в то же духе.
me with a 1060: Aw, im left out again.
that's alright I have a titan xp and it doesn't let me do it either
Perhaps a little upgrade would help ya, doesn't even need to be the latest and greatest.
@@X_irtz Yeah, im thinking of either 2080TI or just shoot up to 3080, My Cpu is I7-9700k So i don't know which Bottlenecks and what's not, im sure these two Gpus wont though.
Use lossles scaling
i have a 750
great job bro, ty
for those who don't have RTX I can't record with the AV1 codec on the nvidia app
Because you don't have AV1 encoder
@@toddsimone7182 neerd
same here
Cuz yo broke non 4000 series gpu trash
@@csn2300 so you mean a 3090 is trash???
Great great video thank you
7:20 I think they removed the possibility to clain the pass. Yesterday I was claiming it but the site was down :/
thanks , i needed this lol
It works it takes time during the game play where it changes based on what it’s doing / auto overclock might show you your gpu needs service NITR0 out
DLSS downscales an image while attempting to retain quality. Running DLSS at 1080p is like running somewhere between 1600x900/1920x1080. For best results, if you still have headroom for performance is running DSR in lets say 1440p then running DLSS. The AA quality will be better with a performance similar to that of 1080p but better image.
DSR is mainly for use with monitors that don't support a higher resolution. It's not outdated, it just does what it was intended.
This was in Geforce Experience since i got my 2080Super xd
Exactly.
you tried it? did it work well with ur 2080 super?
@@Anicrad Yeah i had a 2080S from MSI i got like 6% in performance worked realy well 😁
on the global settings, are those the same settings as control pannel or are they completely different settings? also does the automatic tuning reduce input latency in games like cod?
I updated it but I dont have the option to overclock
jajajaja!!!
Skill issue
Nice of them to do this considering AMD been on this for awhile already. Took them long enough
when i prees to opt in i restart nvidia app i re open and the op in settings didnt even apllied can i get any help?
Delete and redownload. Also do you have GeForce? Because this would be the "upgrade" to that
Click system, after relaunching
Why would anyone want to limit the fan speed?
enjoy 2 fps more with this overclocking :D
Still 2 fps
Does this have the option to roll back drivers to older drivers?
This new auto scan is completely useless waste of time. Afterburner is light years ahead especially with undervolt setting with curves and also OC capabilities. +200MHz on VRAM clock is a joke on 4090 where even the worst sample will give you + 1000MHz easily or even +1500. Same for the core clock and now I am talking stable values with good temps. Of course NVidia is labeling as safe when it is basicaly doing nothing at all. After minutes of scanning it will come up with this? To be fair auto OC s useless in general even with afterburner....
thank you bro.
It's just another piece of bloatware. If you want to do it right do it your self.
its a modern & lighter replacement for both geforce experience and control panel lol
Thank you!
After i turn on automatic tuning its says tuning was interrupted
@Codelife
nvidia gpu overclock automatic
Msi afterburner has the exact same feature since quiet some time now the algorythm used to achive this even is from nvidia themselfs
so the nvidia app very likley just now uses the exact same algorythm for auto overclock
Thanks for the informative and interesting review. Sadly, I don't have a DLSS option as I'm using a 3080 ti. Maybe I'm missing something I'm not aware of but oh well.
you definetly fucking have dlss on 3080ti
Yeah you do have it!
I'd be most interested in an Automatic graphics adjuster to target frames per second. Like 60 FPS for RDR2 it will adjust the graphics in the game to target 60.
And they do it all while quietly sending off all your personal information on the backend through port forwarding and telemetry, and you don’t mind that right?
for geforce to work smoothly you should activate vsync in the nvidia settings
Nice video but also i have a question my performance monitoring only says My CPU utilasation and everything other is just at 0 at all times what should I do? It would really help out...!
bro hasn’t this been a thing? i feel like i remember using this within nvidia in 2021
yeah in geforce experiance
Is it worth the difference in performance is it big? my card 2070 super
Hi I had a look at this don’t know if you cut the video but when I clicked on the slider a disclaimer came up warning tuning your gpu or changing performance limits may cause your pc to show visual artifacts. Your pc may become unstable
it always says it gets interrupted but i dont have anything other on than nvidia app
turn off hardware accelerator mode it will make you restart your pc and try doing it again, yw.
By the way. If your video card is lower than gtx16 series, you can't overclock it! you still have to use msi afterburner, so afterburner isn't useless still
Works Good..I big improvement from the original performance..some extra heat on my 4090 however you can just increase fan speed all good 😊
You can also lower power consumption ;)
How my do you lower power consumption?@@JeanLeite-d1e
J ai un ordinateur portable avec un.gtx 1660 ti . Je viens de suivre les instructions de la vidéo et j ai eu +75 mhz 🎉. Merci pour la video😊
I have a 3060 and when I click automatic tuning, nothing happens. Any idea?
Did this with my 3090 and the gain was negligible. I leave it on, but I think it was cheap on the mem side of the upgrade. Could def be pushed way further.
I actually lost performance. My own personal overclock yield better results. But is a nice tool for people who are new or not willing to go through the hassle of tuning it themselves.
this was actually in GeForce Experience too, although very hidden under the Performance Section and sometimes did not work correctly.
Ah right thanks for sharing. Glad to hear it’s improved!
You can do the same on precision and have a fan curve which Nvidia doesn't give you. Also the Nvidia app causes alot of problems. Are you having stuttering issues on your games? Nvidia app, are you having screen blinking? App, are you having sudden freezes? App, load screen seem slower then normal? App, starting your pc has hang time? App
it didn't change a lot for me but i guess it depends on your configs and still they say it cannot damage your pc but im not confident about that, i guess i will see..
how come you seem to have a load more options than i do on my geeforce experience?
Its the Nvidia App which is not the same as GForce experience.
They've had this feature for a long time though? I remember using it like 4 years ago lol but it kept resetting after i shut down the PC and needing an hour to scan again. Maybe they improved it though.
Lets use it when the winter comes. Safe heating solution for a room or home...
Use this if you want little to no improvement at all after waiting 30 minutes. I had an overclock setup for my 4070 (Alan Wake 2 is a beefy boy) already and decided to try this. It decided the best thing would be to overclock my card 80% less than I did. Take into consideration that I was already at what basically everyone considers the best spot for the 4070 to be at, which is NOT a heavy overclock.
I could have bought a 4080 but I spent 1200.- on snow and woman 🥺❄️👃💃🏻
@@RequiemDream
Y'd better buyed a 4080, snow and womens don't last !! 🤣😂
@@alaouiadnane Last weekend it happened again 😢 Just around 250.- but still. Yesterday and today I was only thinking about the Kingston Renegade 4TB Nvme with 7300 MB/s Speeds which costs 229.- but now I'm again low on money 😢 I just installed the new 24H2 Update from Windows, new install, could have done that on a new drive but no 😢 Why won't I learn 🙁😞
@@RequiemDream
Better get married lol !!
How is this different from the previous GeForce OC/optimization? Is it just cause it use to be in beta?
USED
hey does the overclocking work with laptops or just desktops?
Its normal the fact that my fan doesnt spin while overcloking?
Quick question, when boot up after auto clocking does that gotta reset auto tuning or it's stays there?
It stays mate
@codelife ok tq
my it always says automatic tuning interrupted some help?
Keeps saying GPU is being used and I cannot tune. Nothing is runing, lol.
same here lol
close your game
Dumb question… do you have to have the nvidia app open for it to work in game?
No
bro i dont see the voltage option and power option maximum. I only see automatic tuning only.
for me it says it was interrupted due to high gpu utilization which i dont understand
i have a problem, whenever my laptop is pluged in charge the fps is high in games but if it wasnt the fps decreases, how can i fix this problem?
i have a 4090 so idk what this will do for me but ill keep it in might when my gpu is outdated in 7 years
I can't find whisper mode help.
it didn't even do anything for me, it said +0 on both things
It shows NA NA everywhere after turning on auto tuning
i did this and it messed up my graphics on cod and restored it and its still messed up what do i do man
Why dont have performance limits i have the latest nvidia app and 4060 ddr4 gpu
Hey I don't have it either, have you fixed it yet?
I have a 4070 and the max clock on this is +200 mhz meaning that its overclocked at the factory and has a cap on it that wont exceed its limit. I can run the clocks up as much as i want but it will always default to its cap.
For anyone interested.
msi afterburner also has the overclocking feature, so what's the difference?
the difference is that ur tuning ur NVIDIA gpu from the manufacterer ( NVIDIA ) and not from shit third party software
I try to click early access in the Nvidia app but the box keeps unchecking when I exit the app...
you don't have to do the beta update, i just went through the overlay and the automatic tuning is there.
What is better to use this app or the msi afterburner? I have a rtx 3080
Nvidia's app is beginner-friendly, safe and easy for GPU overclocking, can literally do it with one single click. Where as, MSI Afterburner offers more control and customization. It's more for advanced users who want higher performance. It can come with some risks if you don't know what your doing. So just depends mate, i'd try nvidias app and if you want more performance - look into msi afterburner. Hope this helps
hey i have GT 730 can i use this feature ?
No, for sorry 😢
So I did this and my pc isn’t working now and won’t boot as I’m getting a white light on the mobo any tips?
Where exactly does Nvidia state that Automatic Tuning (AT) will not damage the GPU or invalidate its warranty and why does this info not show up in the app (e.g when you activate AT)?
Shows on the official blog post. Not sure why they don’t have it state that in the app, I agree they should.
In God of War Ragnorök, I get 50-60 fps at high settings, my graphics card is 4060ti. What's the problem? Do I need to reset Nvidia settings or change the battery power management mode?
dos it work also on a geforce 930M?