EVGA Precision

EVGA, once again, sets itself apart from the rest with the EVGA Exclusive Precision Overclocking Utility. This program allows you to fine tune your EVGA graphics card for the maximum performance possible, with Core/Shader/Memory clock tuning, real time monitoring support including in-game, Logitech Keyboard LCD Display support, and compatibility with almost all EVGA graphics cards.

Features:

• NEW IN v1.02! Ability to view temperatures in the system tray
• Core/Shader Clock Link/Unlink capability
• Fan Speed manual or auto adjustment
• Real-Time on-screen display support for ingame temp, framerate, and clock monitoring
• Logitech Keyboard LCD Display support
• In-app temp/clockspeed monitoring of GPU's (up to 4 supported)
• Information button shows device, driver, memory size, BIOS Revision and SLI mode
• Ability to choose different skins, with more coming soon

System requirements:

• Windows XP32/64 or Vista32/64
• EVGA 6, 7, 8 and 9 series graphics card
• Forceware 96.xx or higher drivers

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Version History:

EVGA Precision v1.02 (5-8-2008)

• Added tray icon temperature monitoring feature
• Added set of synchronization protocols aimed to improve Precision usage safety in conjunction with third party hardware monitoring tools
• Added exception handling to PLL clock frequency monitoring routines
• Precision settings are now stored in display adapter model specific profiles to allow keeping the settings when installing new version
• Now the uninstaller allows you to keep Precision settings
• Compact graph mode is enabled by default now
• Now Precision reverts to default skin if corrupted skin is selected

EVGA Precision v1.01 (5-1-2008)

• Added desktop shortcut creation feature to the installer
• Fixed problem with instance checking in the installer
• Added display driver version detection for Vista x64

EVGA Precision v1.0 (4-30-2008)

• First release

NOTE: Remember, when overclocking it is important to increase clockspeeds with moderation;
5-10MHz increases at a time are recommend, and extensive 3D testing at every overclock setting should be done to ensure that your graphics card is stable in all applications.

EVGA Precision FAQ

• When setting fanspeed on my 9 series card, after time my card reverts back to auto mode.
• This has been corrected in the 175.16 driver or later, we recommend to use this driver for fanspeed adjustments.
• My "Test" button is greyed out? How can I get this to work?
• The "Test" button unfortunately is not supported on all graphics cards, this button is used as a helper for the cards that do support the "Test" function.
• I cannot adjust my Shader Clock, how can I adjust this?
• The shader frequency adjust is only available on 8 series GPU's and above, if you have a supported card, make sure to first uncheck the "Link" button.
• How can I adjust fanspeed?
• Make sure to uncheck the "Auto" button before adjusting this slider.
• Does EVGA Precision need to be running in the background to set the clockspeeds?
• No, EVGA Precision does not need to be running to set overclock settings, all that needs to be select is the "Apply" button.
• I only see "Temperature" and "Core Clock" in the monitoring window, how can I view more?
• You can do this in various ways, double click in this area to view more options, scroll this window, or scroll the mousewheel to see more real time running clockspeeds.
• What is the difference between "Apply at Windows Startup" and "Start with Windows"?
• Apply at Windows Startup sets your current clockspeeds and fanspeeds at Windows bootup, it does not start the actual utility, to run the actual utility at select "Start with Windows."
• How can I enable Logitech keyboard LCD support?
• Click the "Configuration" button (picture of wrench), then click on the "Monitoring" tab, select "Enable Logitech keyboard LCD display support" to enable this feature.
• How can I enable On-Screen Hardware Monitoring?
• Click the "Configuration" button (picture of wrench), then click on the "Monitoring" tab, select "Enable On-Screen Display support" to enable this feature.
• I increased my graphics card clockspeeds too high and my screen is distorted. What do I do?
• You may try to press <Ctrl>+<D> to immediately reset clock frequencies to defaults. If you applied unsafe clock frequencies at Windows startup and your screen is distorted when Windows starts you may hold <Ctrl> after logging in Windows to prevent these clocks from being applied.
• I do not see the on-screen display when running Crysis in Vista64, and using the 64bit path.
• This is currently a limitation of native 64bit apps, for now the only workaround is to use the 32bit executable, also this feature is not available for DX10 applications when using multisampled antialiasing.

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