The fixes listed above do actually unlock the voltage slider in MSI Afterburner, and I am able to change the voltage that supposedly goes to the GPU, but there is no actual change when I apply it. When I say that these fixes "dont work," I mean that at a hardware level. Now on to the "meat and potatoes" of the post. Some of the "fixes" that I have described are linked below: Lastly, I've also tried the beta version of Afterburner too, again, nothing. cfg file under the profiles folder, again with not affect. cfg file of Afterburner and agreeing to the EULA, and modifying the associated settings. I've (of course) tried the check boxes in the settings for "voltage control" and "voltage monitoring" to no avail. This extends into my testing on mobile GPUs, and desktop GPUs. Now, I've done my research and tried different things to unlock voltage control, but none of them seem to work.
I use MSI afterburner, but I know that there really aren't major differences between Afterburner/precision-X because they're all based off of the same platform.
I've definitely gotten the hang of general overclocking and stability testing except for manipulating the voltages on GPUs using Afterburner. One avenue that I have more recently been exploring is GPU overclocking. So I've been into PC building and gaming for quite some time now (since about 2014), so I feel pretty confident with my computer hardware skills.
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