

Make the following highlighted changes, save, and reboot your system.Īnd you're done! Voltage and overclocking control should be unlocked. I put the voltage slider on 100 but the voltage doesnt change it still remains at 1.08 v in load. The path you need to follow is given below, with the final folder being MSi GTX980 GAMING 1531mhz I have it unlocked as well with msi afterburner latest beta. Go to your start menu and do a search for "regedit" without quotes. If you're using an Nvidia GPU you can stop after you save, but there is an additional step if you are running an AMD GPU. Then click "file" and "save" before exiting Notepad. UnofficialOverclockingEULA = I confirm that I am aware of unofficial overclocking limitations and fully understand that MSI will not provide me any support on it Scroll down (or use the search function) for the following input fields and enter the values after the "=" The power limit in the MSI Afterburner shows the power limit of the cores. The higher the CPU clock speed, the more power it needs and in turn, a faster core voltage will be required for overclocking purposes as well. I have one AMD Radeon R9 Fury Nano Graphic card with the newest AMD Drivers. The core voltage is the voltage that is supplied to the processor core. Open it with notepad since you'll only need simple word processing functions. 2 Why does MSI afterburner greyed out the values for voltage, Temp, Core clock, memory clock etc. Go into your MSI Afterburner main directory and locate the CFG file titled "MSIAfterburner.

Make sure you're running the latest version of Afterburner to include support for the latest GPUs, among other things. Currently I have the voltage set in Afterburner at 50 with +135 core, +500 memory, at 2115Mhz stable as stable can be.Last night I pushed the clock to +150 and got it up to 2150mhz but I was just benchmarking so I dialed it back as I don't see the reason for me to push the gpu that hard and normally don't like to.
