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.
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.
@@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?
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
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
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
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…
@@stargirl5194 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… :)
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
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.
@@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 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.
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've noticed that my framerate on most AAA games is a steady 60fps, but for some games, it's up to 120fps. I have a 4090 GPU, and as a newcomer to PC gaming, I find all this very helpful. However, I've noticed that in fullscreen mode, the framerate can drop as low as 14fps until I adjust the display settings, after which it becomes smooth as butter.
The games has settings where u can select how much fps u want max. 4090 is the best gpu it has more power then 120fps bro haha, unless u have a very bad cpu. but with a good cpu u should get very high fps in all games
look, just go to your friends and family and community locations, tell people ur looking to buy a used card, just above the vram u currently got. And then you're good.
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.
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.
MSI afterburner is still far better. Got my 4080 to 2.95ghz core and memory to 12k(can do more but 12k nice even number). Gpu still silent temps never go above 67c in summer heat. Nvidia app gave only +130mhz on core while afterburner manual clocking +175
True but for a soft overclock this isn't bad. It depends on what you want to do really. I only play one game but I use my PC for Folding@Home which is a huge power eater (GPU mostly) so lowering my voltage down to 90% helps to keep my GPU very well in the cool range and still provides me with a "small" manageable boost. But for real world kick butt OCing? You're 100% correct MSI Afterburner is far better! I expect Nvidia to upgrade this later.
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's been in the Geforce experience a LONG time ago......4 years ago to be exact. MY GOD! It is and was under the heading performance. It takes a while though.
honestly with how conservative it is I dont think its worth it over just testing the max you can push out your GPU with something like MSI afterburner for example my 3060 ti I overclock my memory by 1000 MHz with no problem and my gpu clock at 175 MHz. (dont do this on every card this just specifically works for me and my GPU) but I've had no instability and no crashes on this, while yes its nice to save the time by having Geforce do it, its much more worth it to take the little extra time it takes to watch a video if you're not experienced and just do it yourself
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....
Is this any different in function to the overstock scanner function of Afterburner or the other GPU apps?? My Galax 4070 app has an OC scanner built in as well.
Im still rocking 1070ti with custom zotac AMP BIOS, GPU 200 MHz ,Mem 500 MHz and power delivery goes stock 180 to 250 w 🤣 probably faster then Rx Vega and 1080
dont lett them foul u, yes it could be a nice thing from nvidia, but those who understand PC and overclocking knows that afterburner is the best to the overclocks, takes time but is on point
The changes they make for u wont be noticeable. They tune it at safe levels vs afterburner where u push ur card to its limits and actual gain performance.
Hi . I have a problem since one week . When i try to optimize the game i play , it says ,, unable to load optimal values ,, , and i have a exclamation mark at the game icon. Can you tell me please , how to fix it?
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...!
Nvidia should just be working on compatibility and making the video games look great. Tried the beta when it first came out and the performance was awful and the graphics were terrible. Better off working on that first before trying to overclock GPU's.
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)?
"Automatic tuning is supported on GeForce GTX 16 series and RTX 20 series or greater GPUs " would have been useful putting this disclaimer up before making people download stuff.
Hi, is it advisable to use the automatic tuning with GTX 1660 Super Ventus? I'm not sure what will be the cons once I do it. If there's someone who also uses GTX 1660 Super please let me know. Thank you.
