MSI Afterburner

“Up in the top lefthand corner, I've got Afterburner running.”

“And if you take a look at Afterburner in the top lefthand corner, you can see we're hitting 120 watts continuously.”

“And you can see I've got our CPU temps listed with After Burner along with our TDP up to around 54 watts with this game.”

“1440p ultra with no FSR, you can see how much VRAM we're using right now with MSI Afterburner.”

“If you take a look at Afterburner up in the top lefthand corner, we're over 10 gigs in use right now.”

“Up in the top left-hand corner, I've got Afterburner running.”

“We're at 1080p high settings. Up in the top lefthand corner, I've got Afterburner running.”

“But if we open up something like Afterburner here from here, we've got our power limit and we can go up plus 10%.”

“And if you take a look at Afterburner up in the top lefthand corner, our TDP is up to around 85 watts with this game.”

“Up in the top lefthand corner, I do have After Burner running, and by the end, we'll take a look at CPU temps, GPU temps, and GPU fan speed.”

“Right over here I've got Afterburner running 140 watts.”

“There's several different applications you could use, but from after burner right here, our power limit, we'll just go plus 10%.”

“And if you take a look at Afterburner, you can see that we're only pulling anywhere from 28 to 30 watts from the CPU itself.”

“I've got the in-game statistics up in the top right hand corner. After Burner in the top lefthand corner, we're not using any scaling here.”

“But I personally prefer to use Afterburner's built-in fan curve, which you can, you know, obviously go in here and just adjust the curve how you want.”

“So then let's run the afterburner fan curve which is how I run most of my GPUs which is where it's usually a more aggressive fan curve.”

“I have found that so far in MSI Afterburner, I can get about 360 offset with this card reliably.”

“Like, let me open open MSI After Burner.”