#Msi afterburner vs asus gpu tweak 2 1080p
so i took it back got an msi 5700 non xt.it too was slower in many cases at 1080p while obviously having the potential to be faster the power delivery on the pcp was trash and it just couldn't hang finally got a 2060 super and it is an actual upgrade tho to be fair we are talking maybe 10 frames on avg from Giga's cheap as$ dual fan card lol.Īnyway yea don't use gigabytes utilities, don't be shy about buying the hardware, every spot on every benchmark list Ive occupied has been assited by them. I finally upgraded, the 5600xt from XFX was slower. For reference the dual fan 1660TI card Im talking about my wife currently has. Avg 51c (29 over ambient) after several hours of tinkering and directing my case fans properly to allow me room for the curve I needed. It clocked up to 2100mhz and held above 2000 never dropping below that for gaming. (that p3 system will still boot up and give ya 975mhz np) Hell the cheapest 1660TI u could get on launch was Gigabytes (no brainer for me). Truth is they have always (with some exceptions) released solid hardware that u can pump volts thru for years. Now I hear they finally hired a couple of ppl to help ole Dude and their bios is easy enough to use that Gamers Nexus and some of the other Tech channel guys actually promote gigabyte finally. they had essentially the same interface as recent as the X470 chipset HAHA which I don't mind as im use to it. and the same bios interface Gigabyte had then. Back then u realistically had two choices, Asus or Gigabyte for Motherboards. Ive been using their hardware for i dunno since the Pentium 3 850mhz processor launched. Asus /Abit MSI, even Asrock and Zotac have always had better software.ĭoesn't matter utilities or actual BIOS interfaces Gigabyte has never had the best GUI's on any release. They were pumping out solid copper capacitors, heavy layered pcb's and just badass hardware in general before most of board partner's figured out up from down.
#Msi afterburner vs asus gpu tweak 2 software
Gigabyte seems to have had 1 stressed out software dev for the past 15 years meanwhile they have legions of Electrical Engineers and Hardware nerds. Gigabyte Aorus Engine/ExtremeEngine (1000)Ĭlick to expand.General rule of thumb, You use MSI's software and Gigabytes hardware lol. If I was to rate gpu overclocking software, it would go like this (1 being the absolute best, and 10 being the worstttttttttttttt) So yea, MSI AfterBurner is the one to go after. However, the OSD that came with asus GPU Tweak is extremely buggy, causing game lag and fps drop. ASUS also has its own gpu overclocking utility called GPU Tweak II, which I have used and can tell it is equally fast as the MSI Ab. You probably can't find a better OSD than msi ab's riva tuner.
And as Dunlop mentioned above, msi ab just has superior UI and many other features, including Riva tuner which is a superior OSD. Having used both, I can tell you it is a WORLD of difference. On the other hand, MSI Afterburner is so fast. The same is true for Aorus Engine (which comes with the 20x series). The whole thing is just slow and very laggy. Did you notice the buffering circle that goes on for like 10 seconds every time you change your input clock speed? This gets very frustrating when doing incremental change. Gigabyte Xtreme Engine is extremely laggy.
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