Testing a MANUAL GPU Overclock VS. NVIDIA *NEW* AUTO-TUNING 

80 degrees on 1920x1080 in a 3090? i dont think thats good, 3090 is a bad card because it consumes a lot of power

@@fede9328 good point but his airflow could be relatively bad and he has almost 300 fps in that benchmark a gpu also doesnt like that even a card from the 40 series could get does temps and still if you overclock 80C is completly fine most gpus get to that temp if overclocked or a few cards who are older than 2 years

Turn on Windows logo button in Afterburner, it applies it on startup from then on forward

I have an MSI too and i have a problem: Every time I restart my laptop I have to re-activate the automatic tuning? it is always activated, but it is not overclocked when I use it the next day, I have to wait for it to do the check of my laptop every day and it is very annoying.

good to hear brother

thats just dumb it only works if you have youre cores at default and with the overclock it will be unstable

It's really not the same.

i heard they are shutting down nvid geforce and using the nvidia app from now on

u gotta pay

@@TheKeebGuy oh I broke

@@gokugaming21 wdyum

@@TheKeebGuy I don't have any money I just wanted to know about it or like a preview

@@gokugaming21 Its the best i would rec

You don't know how to undervolt or overclock using MSI Afterburner, go rewatch the video and go rewatch what happened to my voltage when I applied my profile, you don't know what the core voltage slider does...

@@Xilly I know how it works and I still don't recommend doing it unless you don't care about the lifespan. PS I been into the heavy overclocking scene. If you are using something called liquid nitrogen then you would need to set the voltages. Go and talk to a couple of youtube techies and you will see. I am trying to save people money. A

@@Xilly You can still overclock without messing with voltages. Tip when you have to start messing with voltages then your gpu is near the med or end of it's life cycle.

agree

You are so very lost brother & should not be advising anyone on overclocking. The voltage slider in afterburner is extremely locked down by AIB/Nvidia and won't actually allow you to set it to any damaging amount. With regards to being beneficial or not.... its dependant on a case by case basis. To check if additional voltage will help boost performance Open GPU-Z and check the perfcap reason under the sensors tab - if it displays: "vRel" increase the voltage slider. "Pwr" increase the power limit % "Thrm" increase fan speed or reduce voltage slider TL;DR this guy knows nothing and the voltage slider won't affect your card in any MEANINGFUL way except, at worst - higher temps & potentially (if it was vRel limited) higher performance.