MSI Afterburn problem

maulikmakwana
maulikmakwana Member Posts: 32 Troubleshooter
edited November 2023 in 2020 Archives
i am using MSI afterburn software for overclock Nvidia 1050 TI, but from last few day the setting in MSI afterburn not working properly, can't play game in MSI setting, I had used MSI OC scanner, it was work properly before 10 days, but now no game are playable with this settings, if you have same laptop then can you please help me?, also i see that when i try to use OC scanner in MSI now, then windows will crash with "video TDR failure" error, i had try reinstall windows and Nvidia and Intel graphic driver from Acer website and no solution i had found, also try to install latest driver still same issue , i had found so many solution in google but not solution i had found. i hope Acer community will solve this.



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  • strider16
    strider16 Member Posts: 123 Skilled Fixer WiFi Icon
    Try completely uninstalling msi software.
    To completely uninstall video drivers, use DDU, it is a nice portable app which clean completely driver installing. About nvidia driver, I would suggest downloading the latest from nvidia site, just be sure it is the laptop driver.
    Nothing peaks at the same time...
    https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/33054103

  • maulikmakwana
    maulikmakwana Member Posts: 32 Troubleshooter
    strider16 said:
    Try completely uninstalling msi software.
    To completely uninstall video drivers, use DDU, it is a nice portable app which clean completely driver installing. About nvidia driver, I would suggest downloading the latest from nvidia site, just be sure it is the laptop driver.
    I format hard disk and install new windows 10 and insall all updated driver and still have same problem. 
  • busu3
    busu3 Member Posts: 552 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    Try using a very small oveclock like +20 mhz and see if the problem comes.
  • maulikmakwana
    maulikmakwana Member Posts: 32 Troubleshooter
    busu3 said:
    Try using a very small oveclock like +20 mhz and see if the problem comes.
    if i want small then Predator sense give me +50 at fast mode and +100 at max mode
  • busu3
    busu3 Member Posts: 552 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    Does predator sense overclock cause the same problem as afterburner? If not, then give an overclock similar to predator sense through afterburner. If it again crashes then it is an issue with msi afterburner. If it doesn't then your overclock is unstable.
  • maulikmakwana
    maulikmakwana Member Posts: 32 Troubleshooter
    busu3 said:
    Does predator sense overclock cause the same problem as afterburner? If not, then give an overclock similar to predator sense through afterburner. If it again crashes then it is an issue with msi afterburner. If it doesn't then your overclock is unstable.
    it doesn't crash if i set same as predator sense, so what is solution now.
  • busu3
    busu3 Member Posts: 552 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    That means oc scanner is giving you an unstable curve. So you will have to set it manually.
  • maulikmakwana
    maulikmakwana Member Posts: 32 Troubleshooter
    busu3 said:
    That means oc scanner is giving you an unstable curve. So you will have to set it manually.
    if you have same laptop, can you give me that settings?
  • busu3
    busu3 Member Posts: 552 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    Its the same as the one in the video I shared in your other post
  • maulikmakwana
    maulikmakwana Member Posts: 32 Troubleshooter
    busu3 said:
    Its the same as the one in the video I shared in your other post
    Can you help me with anydesk
  • busu3
    busu3 Member Posts: 552 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    busu3 said:
    Its the same as the one in the video I shared in your other post
    Can you help me with anydesk
    I can help you through this itself, its very simple. U should just increase the voltages of each of those nodes in the curve editor of msi afterburner.