The top 3 graphs listed will be shown at the bottom of the application. How do I change what graphs are shown at the bottom of Precision X?Ī.

Simply double click this area to show all vitals, or scroll using the scroll bar. I see Power (Optional), GPU Clock and Memory Clock in the monitoring window, how can I view more?Ī. No, EVGA Precision does not need to be running, just make sure to select the Apply button before exiting. Does EVGA Precision X need to be running in the background to set clockspeeds and settings?Ī. Selecting the test button will automatically load a 3D stress test. This is meant to be used when EVGA OC Scanner X is also installed. Click the Monitoring button, select the feature you wish to see on screen, and select 'Show in On-Screen Display'Ī. How do I enable the On-Screen Display (OSD)?Ī. EG: If your boost clock is 1058MHz, setting a +100MHz offset will make your boost clock 1158MHz. You overclock by setting an offset value, this value is + or – every prequalified clockspeed. Clock offsets are the new way to overclock for 600 series cards and later graphics cards. This feature is only available on 600 series cards and later graphics cards.Ī. NOTE: Increasing this value may increase your GPU temperature. Increasing the Power Target will increase the available power to your graphics card, allowing for higher overclocks, or higher boost clocks. What is Power Target and how does it affect my card?Ī. After this you can setup a custom fan curve. Click the Fan Curve button, then select “Enable software automatic fan control”. After clicking you can type in a value.Ī. Yes, this can be done by simply clicking on the numerical value that you wish to change. Note: you must restart the application for the setting to apply.Ī.

On 600 series cards and later, the frame rate limiter will also allow the card to limit the amount of power utilized to match the specified framerate. Frame Rate Target limits your framerate to the specified setting. What is Frame Rate Target and what does it do?Ī.

Evga precision x frame rate target