I also suspect that this was what was behind my recent uncommanded PC boot-ups. But once you open it and set it to check 'On startup' or any of those other options, as I was doing, it will now crash whenever that check happens.which could seem very random, due to some of the settings (such as 'On startup weekly, or monthly, etc.'). The problem goes away after an uninstall/reinstall because the default for the check fequency is Never. I am on X1 version 1.07 standalone version btw, with a 1080ti FE.Īfter a week+ of utter frustration with this problem after moving from XOC to X1, I was very happy when the light bulb suddenly went off last night.which was when, after yet another uninstall/re-install, after which it would stay open 'the first time, but that was it', I actually clicked the 'Check now' button (to check right there for a newer version), and the app disappeared, just like it always was doing at startup. Set that to Never, which is the default at install, and then it's fine. X1's 'Check Updates' feature is what's causing it to crash. This makes it easier for users to set a frame limit - from either the Precision X1 app or the control panel - and then have that reflected across the board.Answer to Precision X1 'disappearing' right after launch in Windows 10: It's now synchronized with the frame limiter in the NVIDIA control panel. Precision X1's frame limiter also received a tweak. A more fine-grained VF curve visualizer could help users draw better VF curves that deliver clocks without compromising on stability. VF curves are a power-user approach to overclocking, allowing users to specify the exact voltage the GPU core should run at, at different clock speeds.

EVGA claims that the voltage frequency curve editor features better graph visualization. Precision X1 1.2.7.0 offers two new features - an overhauled voltage-frequency curve modifier, and a frame limiter which synchronizes with the frame limiting option in the NVIDIA control panel.īoth of these features appear to focus on deliver additional stability when gamers operate EVGA cards under heavy loads.

Following a recent incident when a number of EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 cards died after players ran Amazon's New World MMO, EVGA released a major update to its Precision X1 overclocking tool.

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