Please use my associate code at your checkout for up to 10 discounts on all your EVGA purchases. here is a link to what I was playing around with in Precision X that you may find interesting. Again, if you want to grab this new update right now, head over to your GeForce Experience app and enable 'Experimental Features.' The new update supports GTX 900 series GPUs and higher, but the automatic overclocking utility is limited to RTX 20- and 30-series graphics cards. Works far easier for me than afterburner did. Finally, Nvidia graphics card owners have a counterpart to AMD's Radeon OSD with its new adrenaline drivers. Overall I'm impressed with these new features from Nvidia they work flawlessly (even in the beta), and you don't have to worry about using 3rd party OSDs anymore. Rather, it will increase the clock speed for each voltage step from your GPU. But, if you switch over to advanced mode, the information extends to GPU power, GPU voltage, Fan Speed, GPU temperature, memory, and GPU clock speeds. Like MSI Afterburner and EVGA's Precision X1, GeForce Experience does not change the overall core clock offset. The basic mode includes FPS, CPU, and GPU utilization data.

Moving on, the last part of the monitoring tools is an overlay you can enable with the keybinding 'ALT+R.' This option opens up an OSD with the same information as in the performance menu, but you can choose between a 'basic' or 'advanced' mode.

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