EVGA PrecisionX 16 Alternative

[fstime]

Updated to this version today and found it to be a huge mess. Even though I selected the checkbox to keep my old settings, all my profiles were gone, the OSD doesn't work for half my games, the way of changing the settings is cumbersome, and so on.

I noticed the other thread on this got locked, anyone else have similar issues?

What are some good alternatives for nvidia cards?

 

[Kronvict]

Updated to this version today and found it to be a huge mess. Even though I selected the checkbox to keep my old settings, all my profiles were gone, the OSD doesn't work for half my games, the way of changing the settings is cumbersome, and so on.

I noticed the other thread on this got locked, anyone else have similar issues?

What are some good alternatives for nvidia cards?

The only thing i can think of is MSI afterburner for the time being until all the kinks get worked out of precision.

 

[Grooveriding]

Afterburner. No reason to use anything else.

 

[Tifosi248F1]

MSI Afterburner is probably the answer you'll get most often. I was a user of PrecisionX when I first got my 760, before it really had a number associated with it (it was like version 14). They brought out PrecisionX 15 earlier this Summer and that's when things started going downhill. They were supposedly developing it all in-house and things went bad with the RivaTuner guy because they were basically using his work without paying him, or something of that nature. I forget exactly what all went down.

Afterburner is still developed in collaboration with the RivaTuner guy, so it has all the functionality of those previous versions of PrecisionX. There's also a video on the Afterburner Guru3D page showing how to use PrecisionX skins with Afterburner if you prefer that look/GUI.

 

[gradoman]

Afterburner. Forget about that Precision crap.

 

[toyota]

Afterburner. Forget about that Precision crap.

yep. I switched from Precision to Afterburner a few months back and its much better to use.

 

[TidusZ]

what are people using for stability testing when overclocking videocards these days?