Nvidia Geforce Experience Automatic Tuning Review 

Wow i like ppl who gets directly to the point without any bs at the beginning, salute

Thanks for NOT wasting our time with 20+ minutes video explaining all of this, much love.

Awesome video! Thank you for not waisting our time and getting right to the point. Also wanted to point out how relaxed it felt watching the video, now a days anything you watch on RU-vid it feels so fast paced and rushed and by the end you learned nothing but you have given someone the views. Anyways just wanted to say keep up the good work 😊

I love the fact that you went straight into it, no bs to waste time. thank you

Thank you for the wonderfully succinct summary of the feature. Your comments, especially on stability, really put my mind at ease with hitting that button.

Just found the performance tuning menu by accident, and then found this video. Thank you for the straight-to-the-point explanation!

Great video . It's exactly what I was looking for. To the point and very helpful. Thank you.

Straight to the point and simple terms is the way to go. Keep up the good work, sir!

Comments: kudos to nvidia for doing this, agree that it makes it easier for beginners to overclock. Nvidia cards tend to overclock better than amd in my experience. The way gpus run these days we are getting good performance regardless with gpu boost. I am also curious if you notice any difference in fan noise or temps in games. Thanks for the video.

I just discovered this convenient feature it seems to work quite well, saves me having to use Afterburner

I'm not even gonna do this but I liked and subbed just because you jumped straight into it and didnt have an annoying intro.

Good video! Wouldn't mind seeing others' experimentations with other settings than everything put at maximum. Personally I set my 1660ti @ max V, 100% and 70C = 79MHZ boost... Testing with Attila TW, GPU stays under 65C, CPU @ 68C average, peaking @74C. Good results. Game flows well.

You got my sub man! Black and white, straight to the point. That is the way a info video should be! Thank you.

Great job. Thank you for the straight forward explanation.

Thanks for the simple explanation with no bs🎉

I would have liked to see what the fan speed target adjustments looked like as I don't install the GeForce experience just the drivers. I am curious if there is anything useful in there.

random question, i have a Manuel overclock on my gpu, then ran the gpu auto oc feature, does this add on top of my current oc ? or does it cancel out my current overclock ?

I recently got a computer with a Nvidia 4080. After I did the driver updates I noticed at this screen the power and voltage bars were at 25% which probably explained some hiccups during games at high settings. Should I turn these up to a 100? I don’t game more than an hour or so every couple days and want to make sure I don’t cause any issues. Thanks!

Straight to the point I like I subscribed 🙌🏻

Thanks for explaining. Nice vid! :)

Very informative and straight to the point. Thanks :)

Would be nice to find a test with auto oc enabled and then undervolt the card via MSI afterburner. I always did that to radeon cards and they were stable with nice undervolt.

Nice video! Straight to the point!

i wonder if i should do this im not an expert of overclocking i got a 3060 ventus 3x oc and i didnt do it for now but i dont know if it worth it to do it or not i think the heat is not a problem in my pc so it could go higher i think but im scared to try up and do we have to put everything to 100% before turning up?

Did you optimise the games again before playing them once you had over clocked it otherwise it wouldn’t have applied the changes

kind of an old video but just as feedback, I was never sure if I could just put all the bars to the right, since especially voltage is by default set to 0 %. when I set everything to the right on my 3080 ti it crashes after some time. got it stable at 100% voltage, 110% power, 85 °C TDP Target which gave my 3080 ti a boost of +117 MHz and my wife's 3070 with everything set to the max a boost of +147 MHz, which is quite nice, especially since I don't need any additional application like afterburner or evga precission running

I wish they added CPU temperature monitoring too.

Maybe little late to comment but I'm using it on my 3080ti FE and I get around like 69Mhz. But since I set the Power Slider to 80% when it retests automatically, the number gets much smaller. Is there a way to turn off the automatic retest on the Auto OC?

aswered every question i had about this feature i just found without all the ussual bs i see in other vids thx :D

It would have been great to tell us when the thing finished, how to you know when it finished? Do the numbers stop changing? Thanks

Im assuming this isnt available or not recommended for gaming laptops right? I have a 1660 ti gpu with i7 10750h cpu with integrated graphics as well. Could I do this for my laptop? I could use a little more juice although my performance isnt bad at all but anything to make Elden Ring look even better would be great for me.

Good to see you back bro 💯

Can we save it as a preset or will have to the tuning everytime after a restart

Doesn't MSI also give you an overlay you can see in game with CPU/GPU/etc. data? What if you have both overlays on, MSI's and Nvidia's?

This is pretty decent actually. I used to OC with MSI afterburner. However, it is not compatible with Aster Multiseat software, so I have to do GeForce Experience software instead. Quite happy with the auto tuning features.

Hi and thank you for the video! Do you have any idea why my Lenovo laptop with RTX 4060 does not have those 3 settings for power, voltage and temperature? Thank you!

Hey, do you know how to change scale of performance osd in nvidia experience? From what I found there is only option to relocate it...

is this something that i have to do every time i start my computer or once i do it does it just save

A friend of mine overclocked my GPU from the Bios menu when I got my PC. That was a year ago. After watching your video I opened my NVIDIA performance menu and noticed my memory clock is at 9501MHz (which seems high comparing to the comments) Voltage Maximum is in 0%. Power maximum 100%, temp target at 83 Celsius. My question is if I enable automatic tuning going to damage my GPU and or interfere with my current overclock, and do I even need to

Great video! ONE CLICK BEGINNERS OC AND STABLE!

If I’m having power supply problems and I use the automatic tuning will it tune according to the power being pulled and stop my games from crashing mid game

4:25 when you say "slide everything to the right" would it, in fact be best to slide the target temp all the way to the left?

I've tried starting both the MSI AfterBurner and GeForce Experience auto-OC schemes but It's just so incredibly slow that I couldn't bother. I'm talking 1% every 2-4 minutes or so. Is it really supposed to take that long? EVGA 3060.

Great review on the process. It bumped me 49mhz. How were you able to enable the manual tuning? I can't seem to get it to do that

Is this better than the Afterburner auto OC, in your opinion

Tried to enable auto tuning and it just gives me a warning and then I click agree and then it turns auto tuning off again. Can't even get it to scan at all.

what's up man I just wanted to say I really appreciate your videos as I am a new gaming pc owner and need all the help I can get. I have an i7 11700kf and a rtx3080 that I custom built thru nzxt. ive been looking into updating it (even though I probably don't need to) but have no idea where I should start. any advice?

First I didn't know Alt Z. Glad you said that. If I want to overclock it tells me I have to activate experimental features first. But there is no option anywhere. How did you activate this???

When using this, do I have to scan it everytime I turn on the pc? And like I keep the automatic tuning feature on while I play?

its like a trade offer you get not as sharp overcloking but its 100% stable

Hi my fans in my 3060 OC ti run at 2000+ all the time and are noisy lol - can i safely lower my fan speed with this to around 1700 as that reduces the noise considerably. I did this initially with afterburner but the settings always revert back to the 2000+ after a pc restart, i assume the nvidia program is overiding the afterburner settings?

I got +54Mhz on my RTX 2060 Is this good? also is it bad to do this more then once?

So do i need to put all my setting on maximon like you did?

Is this something I can just leave on 24/7 or should I turn it off after awhile

Should you have to optimize nivida control plane .. power from optimal to maximum performance to get the best results ❓

Thanks Daniel, i have 2060 super I will try it now after watching ur video

What is voltage maximum and should it be on 100%??

Hi, great stuff here. I have no access to that panel under the display of the "last scan result". I tried to fix this, but I think it's genuinely because I'm owning a laptop computer. Same phenomenum for a software like MSI Afterburner, where you can't directly modify your fan/temperature settings. Well, I can change Fan settings with NitroSense (as I'm owning an Acer Nitro5) but it's very limited action. So, may I be wrong on the fact that even if you have GeForce Experience available on your laptop, you won't have the full access like i see in your interface. Laptops are for sure more limited in the overclocking process due to increased overheating phenomena. I guess there might be some process to force or pirate the graphic card in order to make available those criterias. Of course, it would be totally stupid to do it and destroy the graphic card, but it is in my mind to firstable understand the limits of what it is possible to do in this case. Then of course, gain some performances. You said that you're not expert, and of course, it can requires very accurate knowledge to master the whole overclocking process, but honestly, without touching anything concerning voltage, you can already do a big step thanks to a benchmark software like furmark :). Have good day.

Is it okay if I put tuning turned on continuously ?? Let me know please! I have RTX 3060 ti OC

Hi, how you do the auto tuning process after the latest Nvidia update that includes the App?

So we should set the settings to full and then scan? That's the safest?

should i also max out the bottom 3 options (i have a 3080rtx)

So... I just realized I probably should have put voltage to 100% lol. For whatever reason the default slider is set to zero. Is increasing the voltage actually going to increase performance that much?

Do I have to save the overclock? After I restarted my pc I had to do this again. Can I just copy the number and paste it into MSI Afterburner?

Great video, gave er a like. Quick question: How did you get the temperature and voltage slider to appear? I'm on a 1660Ti and those options don't appear.

1:40 How can you get the experimental features thing turned on, so you can have access to those sliders? I can't figure it out.

I'm running a RTX 3070 and used this tuning feature. I had an increase of 20-30 FPS while running Warzone/Multiplayer. It states I received a 175 mhz boost. I see a noticeable difference during gameplay and zero stability issues. I ran Cold War on ultra settings pushing 89-100 fps.. I noticed my memory clock was at 2010 vs the original 1750 on the overlay. No issues at all. Smooth sailing all around.

Should I be setting all the sliders to 100% before running the tuner or is it going to set those automatically after doing the tuning?

To which temperature target should i put it to? Cuz my gpu fans actually never need to spin lol

If you leave voltage at 0, the card will boost just as high but the card doesn’t fix the voltage and will be far more efficient when the card isn’t maxed out.

So i did a test. I have an MSI RTX 3080 Gaming Z trio and I at first tried the tuning without changing the sliders and got an 89 mhz boost and then just now I did the scan again but with the voltage set to max and got a 98 mhz boost. Haven't tried gaming yet but I hope it works even better now. Might do some other tests later like upping the temperature limit and stuff.

Has anyone tried running the auto tune and the msi afterburner? Like a combo overclock maybe like 60hz on each...

I have a problem with my performance scan. First time I scanned it, it was working fine. But when I tried scanning again.. it would say, “Automatic tuning has stopped. Please reinitiate scan.” Is there anything I can do?

I seen a lot of reddit comments saying the auto tuning would work after turning off Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling. It’s in the windows settings under the Game Mode settings, then clicking graphics settings on the top right to see the option to turn it off.

Hello, i have a question, can i lose my Warranty if i Turning this on ?

Will it run well for me? I have 1650 gigabyte edition and I have tried overclocking the card with MSI Afterburner just a little bit like plus 100 mhz on memory and even lower but it was always crashing. It was ok in low spec games but I usually play games like FH5 where my gpu is under a lot of stress, it is on 100% usage sometimes and I am curious if this will run well with the new feature. I don't trust these overclocking things anymore so can somebody tell me if it's safe and worth it doing it. Thanks!

I tried moving the sliders to the right on my MSI RTX 2070 gaming Z and lost performance. A tune with the base slider settings yielded +92. Full beans was +71. I lost about 4fps in MSI Kombustor benchmarking. My temp stays rock solid at 72 degrees. Doesn't appear to be thermal throttling. I also wasn't jazzed about 236 watt usage on a 225 watt card. It is nice to know the OC is stable. It just has its quirks.

Is it safe for laptop??? And does this underwolt cpu to improve the performance

I click the slider, and I click ok to the disclaimer, and it slides back to off. I slide the sliders all the way up prior, and nothing. do I need to slide all the sliders up first so it scan first?

This gave me a relatively same OC result as afterburner OC Scanner.

Hi, I have a problem with performing automatic tuning, whenever I want to fasten it, nothing happens. Every time I want to change something, nothing is saved even after formatting the computer

2 years later this kinda helps me atm but still not sure because my voltage is at 40% and my cpu is like 1000 mhz overclocked and dont know if i messed up or not lmk know if you can help i have a 3700 with a ryzen 5700.

I recently purchased a MSI GeForce RTX 3050 Gaming X video card. I had been using Afterburner on my old MSI GeForce GTX1050 ti 4GB card. So, I haven't overclocked the 3050 with Afterburner because I found it was working fine by factory OC. But, in my one game Halo The Master Chief Collection I was getting mini stutter and artifacts. So, I became interested in the GeForce Experience that came with the 3050 software and MSI Center. I ran the scan that lasted about 30 minutes and got a +110 boost. I have even had the GeForce Experience tell me my scan had stopped because of the high GPU usage and was scheduling another scan. I used the Alt-Z and was looking at the overlay in the Halo game with the OC and I was getting around 115 FPS. I was thrilled. I get an artifact once in a while but not nearly as bad before the GeForce Experience OC. I had been having to run my monitor on 75Hz refresh because the game is formatted for 60Hz. So, I can boost my monitor back up to 120Hz refresh rate and the game plays smoothly. Thanks for your video.

Thx for reviewing the feature. Just got a 3060 TI and it's nice to have more performance from it with a few clicks.

Hello is it a problem if i put my maximum voltage on 100% ? And same for temperature, should i put it on max ? Same for fans peoples tell to put them on 100% for better performance and they also say that it doesn't hurt the GPU or CPU lifespan, but is it true ? Btw i use a i7-13700F with a RTX 4060.

Is this safe for my PC? Do you think it will cut its lifespan off by a year or more?

How do u know where to put the sliders back to after the automatic tuning? I mean you can just leave everything cranked right up can you? Seems like it would burn your card up. Please let me know.

Brilliant tutorial, I am using a 3090 and will try this on MSFS 2020 later today. Thank you from the UK.

Why when i restart my laptop after tuning the scan result not show up, but my tuning is on is that ok?

My zotac twin edge is stable at 150 on the core and 900 or 1000 on the memory but geforce dosnt even come close to that

I have a 3070ti fe and i cannot get it to scan. I tried turning up all the bars, even the fans. Nothing worked to get the initial scan to go from there. Any help would be wonderful!

so whats the recommended maximums for voltage, temp and power?

Did they remove the sliders for Voltage Max, Power Max, etc.?

I certainly want to overclock my Lenovo l340 gaming laptop using this but will my laptop increase its temperature if i do this? I will be using the laptop for music making and DJ mixing hobbies, University and gaming from time to time but since the Lenovo L340 is know for running with very low air ventilation and regular battery life. I am afraid the battery life will get damaged even more. Can I go back to the original state if the voltage, temperature and power settings get the temperature and battery worse? Will this overclock be for gaming only or for all tasks? Additionally i have a fan that I will use to reduce the temperature by 2-3c lol.

Is it safe to leave it always enable? need help about this please. noobie here

Bro hopped right into the vid no bs, respect

Should I set every thing to max

question for everyone i am not sure if it safe so i wanted to ask is it ok if i get 144mhz with 1650 ?

Why is it when i went to msi burner my memory clock is maxed at 7500MHz with only at +0

i got an nvidia and i cant find anything else to tune the gpu so is this it? is this all you can adjust ?