Videocardz has also suggested that this feature is part of a broader technology called Nvidia Scanner, making it seem likely that competing overclocking utilities like MSI afterburner will also feature a similar function in future versions. In the below quote, EVGA only says that their OC scanner function works with their 'Nvidia Turing' graphics cards, suggesting that this feature won't be available on older graphics cards. This tool allows users of Nvidia graphics cards to adjust and stress test their graphics card automatically, giving users access to above stock performance with very little effort. Part of this new tool is EVGA's 'OC Scanner', which is showcased below. Nvidia Geforce Drivers Version: 461.EVGA has officially revealed their new Precision X1 overclocking utility, which will offer users a new layout, codebase and never-before-seen features, providing users with more fine-grained controls for overclocking, fan speed adjustment and RGB illumination. RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro X 64 GB (4x16) DDR4 3200Mhz RAM PSU: Corsair RMX Series, RM850x, 850 Watt, 80+ Gold Certified, Fully Modular Power Supply

GPU: EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 XC3 ULTRA GAMING Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 AORUS Pro WIFI (Latest BIOS, non-beta installed) PC Case fans: 3x 120mm intake, 1x 120mm exhaust, 2x 140mm exhaust (On Warzone anyway)ĬPU: Intel i9-9900K (OC applied. No over clocking available on this card whatsoever without some type of issue, as well as, it has extremely high temps and seems to require a fan curve of 100% while gaming for it to not exceed 85 degrees. My 2080 Ti was basically the same across the board. Something is not right with this card in my opinion. Mine does the same thing! On Precision X1, as well as, on the Nvidia GeForce App’s experimental performance center.

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