Voltage changes resets after clicking on Apply (Afterburner)
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After some brief investigating this appears to be an intentional thing with newer versions of Afterburner and your particular card. I'm not sure which version of Afterburner you're running, but try an older one. One person suggested version 1.6.1 if you can track it down.
Also, it seems 2.1 was specifically supposed to resolve this issue. You can try that one too.
Also, it seems 2.1 was specifically supposed to resolve this issue. You can try that one too.
Well it is solved now. The problem was that I was increasing voltage by 5mv so after applying it was always going back to 0. But when I increased it 6mv, it went to 10mv after applying.
It seems that the value will be set to the nearest 10.
It seems that the value will be set to the nearest 10.
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