MSI’s popular Afterburner utility is being updated to support triple‑channel voltage control, allowing users to adjust not only core voltage but also memory and auxiliary voltages on upcoming MSI‑branded RTX 5000 graphics cards. The feature is currently in beta and limited to future MSI models, as current reference‑design cards are locked by Nvidia. If adopted widely, the addition could give enthusiasts new avenues for performance gains in high‑end PC gaming. Read more →

MSI’s popular Afterburner utility is being updated to support triple‑channel voltage control, allowing users to adjust not only core voltage but also memory and auxiliary voltages on upcoming MSI‑branded RTX 5000 graphics cards. The feature is currently in beta and limited to future MSI models, as current reference‑design cards are locked by Nvidia. If adopted widely, the addition could give enthusiasts new avenues for performance gains in high‑end PC gaming. Read more →

MSI’s popular Afterburner utility is being updated to support triple‑channel voltage control, allowing users to adjust not only core voltage but also memory and auxiliary voltages on upcoming MSI‑branded RTX 5000 graphics cards. The feature is currently in beta and limited to future MSI models, as current reference‑design cards are locked by Nvidia. If adopted widely, the addition could give enthusiasts new avenues for performance gains in high‑end PC gaming. Read more →

MSI’s popular Afterburner utility is being updated to support triple‑channel voltage control, allowing users to adjust not only core voltage but also memory and auxiliary voltages on upcoming MSI‑branded RTX 5000 graphics cards. The feature is currently in beta and limited to future MSI models, as current reference‑design cards are locked by Nvidia. If adopted widely, the addition could give enthusiasts new avenues for performance gains in high‑end PC gaming. Read more →

MSI’s popular Afterburner utility is being updated to support triple‑channel voltage control, allowing users to adjust not only core voltage but also memory and auxiliary voltages on upcoming MSI‑branded RTX 5000 graphics cards. The feature is currently in beta and limited to future MSI models, as current reference‑design cards are locked by Nvidia. If adopted widely, the addition could give enthusiasts new avenues for performance gains in high‑end PC gaming. Read more →