Is this only me or something wrong with my 560 ti

[hiteshlastm]

Hello forum
So my problem is, Whenever i try to increase voltage of my MSI Hawk 560 ti in Afterburner V 2.2.4,
The values i can set is only 0 (Default), +6, +12, +18, +25 and so on.
The main issue is i can't set it to value in between those numbers, if i try,it,the slider automatically gets to these Numbers(0,6,12,18...) (Demonstrated in the video below)....Is that normal ? or something fishy with the card, if yes what is the problem then...... the card is still in warranty, so please help me with this

YouTube Video of the Problem-> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsPxLZoAyKY

Thank for reading
Apology for my English

 

[figgyfosta]

Click on the boxes to the right, enter whatever number you want, press enter.

 

[Guest]

Its a afterburner problem. I had it once before with one of the older versions. Try downloading the latest beta because the beta versions work better from my experience.

 

[hiteshlastm]

Click on the boxes to the right, enter whatever number you want, press enter.

Same problem mate, when i click apply, it get back to the nearest number that is 0,6,12,18,25....

 

[photonboy]

I'm not sure there's a need to fine-tune down to single-digit level anyway. If your card starts crashing or corrupting the screen at say +25 you'd want to back of the voltage to +18 or lower anyway.

Perhaps that's what they thought when they made the program that way. It makes sense to me to simply jump in increments.

 

[hiteshlastm]

I'm not sure there's a need to fine-tune down to single-digit level anyway. If your card starts crashing or corrupting the screen at say +25 you'd want to back of the voltage to +18 or lower anyway.

Perhaps that's what they thought when they made the program that way. It makes sense to me to simply jump in increments.

Whatever be the reason though, i just want to make sure that am i the only one facing this .........

 

[Limerick]

The afterburner has a problem not allowing people to set exact values. And like photonbunny said if your card starts crashing at 25 than you'd want to put it down to 18.

 

[hiteshlastm]

The afterburner has a problem not allowing people to set exact values. And like photonbunny said if your card starts crashing at 25 than you'd want to put it down to 18.

Can you Suggest me any other software allowing us to set exact value ...just asking ?

 

[renz496]

maybe this you can understand better how to overvolt fermi cards better by reading this thread:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1190666/cant-adjust-voltage-in-afterburner-gtx-560-ti-twin-frozr-ii-2gb#post_16045007

http://www.overclock.net/t/781197/gtx-460-default-voltage-and-max-safe-voltage/20#post_14320239

 

[Limerick]

Can you Suggest me any other software allowing us to set exact value ...just asking ?

You could try manually doing it on the BIOS. Other than afterburner there is no easier way than that. If somebody knows something better could you post it for him?

 

[renz496]

AFAIK it was some kind of restriction that nvidia put on the card. you can only increase or decrease the voltage in fixed increment. in case of GTX460 the increment is +/- 0.13. for example if default value is 0.975v and you try to increase it to 0.976 it will automatically revert back to 0.975v.

 

[hiteshlastm]

maybe this you can understand better how to overvolt fermi cards better by reading this thread:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1190666/cant-adjust-voltage-in-afterburner-gtx-560-ti-twin-frozr-ii-2gb#post_16045007

http://www.overclock.net/t/781197/gtx-460-default-voltage-and-max-safe-voltage/20#post_14320239

Thanks for the links .... Feeling much comfortable now

 

[hiteshlastm]

You could try manually doing it on the BIOS.

BIOS but how ?