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EVGA® Precision X 4.1.0
The next generation of overclocking software has arrived with EVGA Precision X. This software allows you to fine tune your graphics card, including GPU Clock speed, Memory Clock speed, Fan speed, voltage and much more. True enthusiasts know that there is only one choice when it comes to GeForce overclocking software; EVGA Precision X.
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EVGA Precision X Overview
EVGA Precision X
EVGA Precision X is the one application you need for all your video card tweaking needs. This application will allow you to customize all aspects of your graphics card from fanspeed, to clockspeeds, to voltages! Want to learn more about how it works? Check out the video!
EVGA Precision X Features
System Requirements
- Microsoft Windows 8 / 7 / Vista / XP
- GeForce GTX Titan, 600, 500, 400, or 200 series graphics card
Key Features
- GPU and Memory Frequency/Clock Offset
- Power Target Control (GeForce GTX Titan / 600)
- Temperature Target Control (GeForce GTX Titan)
- Pixel Clock Overclocking – OC your refresh rate!
- Frame Rate Target Control
- GPU Voltage Adjustment + Overvoltage (GeForce GTX Titan)
- Custom Fan Control/Fan Curve
- Profiling system allowing up to 10 profiles with hotkey
- Robust monitoring allowing ingame, system tray and/or Logitech LCD monitoring
- In game screenshot hotkey, supports BMP, PNG and JPG formats
- Custom skins including ones created by the EVGA community!
- Support for wireless Bluetooth overclocking via custom Android app
- Multi-language support: English, Dutch, French, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese
EVGA Precision X Version History
Version 4.1.0
Release: 4/5/13
- On-Screen Display server has been upgraded to version 5.0.1:
- The server is no longer being distributed as a part of client applications like EVGA Precision. Now it comes with own installer and can be optionally installed when necessary. EVGA Precision will automatically hide any server dependent functionality (such as On-Screen Display, framerate monitoring, automatic 2D/3D profiles management, screen capture and so on) when the server is not installed
- Ported to new VC++ compiler, new core and skin engine libraries with better extendibility
- Slightly redesigned skin. Now framerate limiting and custom Direct3D runtime libraries support can be controlled directly from the main window
- Updated RTSSSharedMemorySample sample code. Now the sample demonstrates how to detect the server installation path and launch the server from a third party client application
- Fixed color sequence pattern for NVIDIA FCAT system under Direct3D10 and Direct3D11
- Added alternate FCAT rendering modes for multi-GPU systems
- Added On-Screen Display profile for Doom 3: BFG edition
- Updated Italian localization
- Updated EVGA Voltage Tuner utility
- K-Boost no longer requires system reboot after enabling
- K-Boost can now be enabled with SLI enabled
- Updated EVGA PixelClock overclocking utility
- GUI Error fix
- Now shows real time Pixel Clock and Refresh Rate
- Updated EVGA Bridge utility
- Bugfixes
- Recompiled kernel mode driver to bypass false positive in driver verifier
- Includes EVGA GeForce GTX TITAN Skin
Version 4.0.0
Release: 2/21/13
- Added NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 technology support for NVIDIA Titan graphics cards:
- Added slider for temperature target adjustment
- Added option for linked power target and temperature target adjustment
- Added option for temperature target prioritizing
- Default EVGA Precision X 3 skin is included as legacy skin for backward compatibility with NVIDIA Kepler graphics cards
- EVGA VoltageTuner has been upgraded to version 3.7 with NVIDIA Titan graphics cards support.
- Added new bundled EVGA PixelClock overclocking utility to distributive
- Now “Sync” button is invisible on single GPU systems
- Now bottom settings panel can be hidden
- Now properties window is resizable to provide compatibility with low-resolution desktops (less than 1280×1024 with 100% DPI)
- Added frametime graph to hardware monitoring module. The graph is displaying the maximum frame time on each sampling period and it is useful for detecting microstutters, which are invisible on averaged framerate graph
- Removed obsolete shader clock monitoring for NVIDIA Kepler graphics cards
- All documentation is now provided in PDF format
- Improved skin engine, now skinned slider controls support curved paths defined by alpha channel. Skin format reference guide has been updated to v1.6 to document new slider types support
- Dynamic SLI indicator is no longer rendered on mobile systems to improve performance on NVIDIA Optimus based laptops
- Updated context help system
- Added Portuguese, Spanish and Traditional Chinese localization
- Updated Russian localization
- EVGA On-Screen Display server has been upgraded to version 4.5.0. New version gives you the following improvements:
- Added On-Screen Display support for Direct3D 10 applications in Windows 8
- Added German localization
- Updated profiles list
Version 3.0.4
Release: 10/17/12
- Updated “Adjust Voltage” section – Includes new feature:
- EVGA K-Boost – This feature will allow you to “lock” GTX 600 series cards to Boost Clock/Voltage, even in 2D mode. Some important notes about this new feature:
- If using SLI, please disable SLI prior to enabling this feature, you can re-enable SLI once system is rebooted.
- Please disable EVGA K-Boost before reinstalling, or uninstalling the NVIDIA driver.
- GPU Utilization will show as 0% when this is enabled.
- EVGA K-Boost – This feature will allow you to “lock” GTX 600 series cards to Boost Clock/Voltage, even in 2D mode. Some important notes about this new feature:
Version 3.0.3
Release: 6/29/12
- Increased upper allowed power limit for power limit adjustment slider on some extreme editions of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 600 series graphics cards
- Added minimum and maximum values to monitoring graphs (only in detached monitoring window mode)
- Fixed incorrect core clock monitoring on GeForce GT 640 series graphics cards
- Fixed incorrect clock monitoring and incorrect boost clock markers rendering after switching from pre-Kepler architecture card to Kepler architecture card on the fly
- Clock and voltage indicators are no longer rendered incorrectly after changing the skins on the fly
- Optimized fan speed indicator rendering on fanless systems
- EVGA On-Screen Display server has been upgraded to version 4.3.4. New version gives you the following improvements:
- Fixed framerate calculation for DirectX10/DirectX11 applications, which actively use presentation testing during rendering (e.g. Max Payne 3)
Version 3.0.2
Release: 4/10/12
- Added "Always on top" setting to the context menu of detached hardware monitor window. When this option is disabled, hardware monitoring window can be minimized to the taskbar when it is detached from the main window
- Added hardware monitoring history logging support. Now EVGA Precision is able to save history in native RivaTuner Hardware Monitoring Log file format. The log files captured with EVGA Precision can be viewed in any text editor like Notepad or in graphics form in RivaTuner's HML file viewer (RivaTuner must be installed for viewing log files in graphics form)
- Maximum framerate target increased to 120 FPS
- Maximum length of GPU name for GPU selection buttons has been increased to 10 symbols
- Added new "Force fan speed update on each period" option to the "Fan" tab. New option may improve compatibility of software automatic fan speed control mode with some bugged display drivers, overriding manually programmed fan speed under certain conditions
- Bundled EVGA EVTune utility has been replaced with brand new EVGA VoltageTuner utility
- Added bundled EVGA Bridge utility, allowing controlling EVGA Precision via Bluetooth from Android smartphones. The bridge utility is automatically started by EVGA Precision when "Enable external access to application via Bluetooth" is ticked in advanced settings
- Fixed issue in skin engine causing boost clock marker legend to be rendered improperly under certain conditions
- Added new "EVGA Classified" skin
Version 3.0.1
Release: 3/22/12
- EVGA Precision X Release
EVGA Precision X Custom Skins
Interested in getting your skin on this page? EVGA hand picks interesting Precision X skins from the community to post on this page, post your skin at the EVGA Precision X Forum for a chance to be featured on this page!
To install, extract the .usf file to /Precision/Skins, then start Precision X and navigate to Options>User Interface to change skin.
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EVGA Precision X Software
EVGA Precision X – Designed from the ground up to support the latest GPU technologies, EVGA Precision X redefines what overclocking software should be. This program allows you to fine tune your EVGA graphics card, including GPU Clock speed, GPU Voltage, Memory Clock speed and Fan speed.
EVGA Android App – Requires a Bluetooth enabled PC and the latest version of Precision.
EVGA Precision X FAQ
- Q. What is Frame Rate Target and what does it do?
- A. Frame Rate Target limits your framerate to the specified setting. On 600 series cards, the frame rate limiter will also allow the card to limit the amount of power utilized to match the specified framerate. Note: you must restart the application for the setting to apply.
- Q. Can I type in values?
- A. Yes, this can be done by simply clicking on the numerical value that you wish to change. After clicking you can type in a value.
- Q. I set an overclock too high and my screen is distorted! How can I revert it?
- A. 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.
- Q. How can I set a custom fan curve?
- A. Click the Fan Curve button, then select “Enable software automatic fan control”. After this you can setup a custom fan curve.
- Q. When I adjust voltage on my 600 series card, the value doesn’t stick! What do I do?
- A. The 600 series cards are very dynamic, and adjust voltage in real time to match the operating frequency. On a 600 series card, the voltage slider specifies a "maximum" voltage. Note: On a 600 series card, setting a custom voltage level does not always allow for higher overclocks, in fact it may even decrease clocks by increasing heat and power draw. It is not recommended to change voltage on 600 series cards.
- Q. What is Power Target and how does it affect my card?
- A. Power Target is a power limiter. Increasing the Power Target will increase the available power to your graphics card, allowing for higher overclocks, or higher boost clocks. NOTE: Increasing this value may increase your GPU temperature. This feature is only available on 600 series graphics cards.
- Q. What is a Clock Offset?
- A. Clock offsets are the new way to overclock for 600 series graphics cards. You overclock by setting an offset value, this value is + or – every prequalified clockspeed. EG: If your boost clock is 1058MHz, setting a +100MHz offset will make your boost clock 1158MHz. Note: This setting only applies to 600 series graphics cards.
- Q. How do I enable the On-Screen Display (OSD)?
- A. Click the Monitoring button, select the feature you wish to see on screen, and select "Show in On-Screen Display"
- Q. Why is my GPU Clock is jumping all around on my 600 series card?
- A. This new architecture dynamically changes the GPU Clock depending on the temperature, application and power draw. You may see this lower or higher speeds depending on the application.
- Q. I enabled the OSD, but I do not see it in my games! What's wrong?
- A. Firstly, the OSD is not compatible with 100% of applications, in particular those that are natively 64bit. (eg. 3DMark11) If your application is not a native 64bit app, and the OSD is still not applying, try changing the On-Screen Display rendering mode from Vector 3D to Vector 2D. You can do this from the Statics Server icon in your system tray.
- Q. My Test button is grayed out.
- A. This is meant to be used when EVGA OC Scanner is also installed. Selecting the test button will automatically load a 3D stress test.
- Q. Does EVGA Precision X need to be running in the background to set clockspeeds and settings?
- A. No, EVGA Precision does not need to be running, just make sure to select the Apply button before exiting.
- Q. I see Power (Optional), GPU Clock and Memory Clock in the monitoring window, how can I view more?
- A. Simply double click this area to show all vitals.
- Q. How do I change what graphs are shown at the bottom of Precision X?
- A. Click on monitoring. The top 3 graphs listed will be shown at the bottom of the application. Drag and drop items from the list to arrange which graphs are shown.
EVGA Precision X Legacy
If you would like to keep using the original Precision (not recommended with GeForce 600+ series cards), feel free to download it here. This version will not be updated beyond Precision Version 2.1.2 (released 1/16/12).
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