Msi afterburner profiles
Msi afterburner profiles
I recently purchased a 144hz monitor and decided to secure my FPS using a Riva tuner for a better experience. I’m wondering if it’s possible to lock my FPS with MSI profiles for overclocking. Do the MSI profiles work for changing the core/mem clock, and can I switch profiles via a hot key? Also, since Starcraft 2 doesn’t accept my OC but other games do, does this suggest my overclock isn’t working well?
I recently purchased a 144hz monitor and decided I need to fix my FPS using Riva Tuner for a better experience. I’m wondering if it’s possible to use MSI profiles for overclocking. I have two profiles set up for stock core/mem clock, and my overclock has been tested in games like Heaven and Firestrike. Is there any risk of damage when switching profiles via a hot key? For instance, Starcraft 2 doesn’t seem to react negatively, while other games do. Does this mean my overclock isn’t effective? No, it should be completely safe to switch your profiles while using the monitor.
I recently purchased a 144hz monitor and decided I need to fix my FPS using a Riva tuner for a better experience. I’m wondering if it’s possible to use MSI profiles for overclocking. I have two profiles set up—one for stock core/mem clock and another for my overclock, which I tested in games like Heaven and Firestrike. Is there any risk of damage when switching profiles via a hot key? Also, Starcraft 2 doesn’t seem to dislike my OC, but other games do, does this mean my overclock isn’t working well? No, it should be completely safe to switch your profiles while using the monitor.