Master graphics processor selection: Through the drop-down list, users can select Master graphics processor to adjust overclocking setting and monitor its temperature and other hardware health parameters. O Please click the icon on the MSI Afterburner home page to enter Advanced Properties Settings interface. O Hardware Monitor: A graphical parameter that displays the history records of the GPU temperature and other hardware in the operating state. Settings: Display the advanced properties. Reset: Reset the main GPU to the default setting. Memory Clock (MHz): Adjust the main GPU memory clock.įan Speed (%): Allow to control the fan speed of the main GPU to automatic or manual mode.Īpply overclocking at system startup: If it is enabled, it will allow applying the current voltage, clock and the fan control setting when the Windows starts up.Īpply: Apply the current setting to the main GPU. Shader Clock (MHz): Adjust the main GPU shader clock.

Overclocking Feature Settingĭriver Version: Graphics card driver version.Ĭore Voltage (mV): Adjust the master GPU core voltage.Ĭore Clock (MHz): Adjust the main GPU core clock.

Overclocking Feature Setting Hardware Monitor Advanced Properties Settings

As with MSI afterburner, having this open slows the iGPU down massively.MSI Afterburner co-developed by MSI and RivaTuner can enhance the performance of MSI graphics cards and monitoring the device information. The stats for the dGPU are repeatedly appearing and disappearing.

If I open furmark up, in the config menu it tries to display the temperature and TDP of the GPU. I still can't confirm which of the 2 suspects it could be but I heavily suspect the latter. There is either something wrong with how it polls the iGPU, or it has to do with it trying to poll the deactivated(?) discrete GPU, I am not sure which. I'm guessing this has to do with the hardware polling. This only happens while 'Enable hardware control and monitoring' is enabled If the game is ran with the discrete GPU, the issue doesn't seem to be present Plugging in the charger immediately speeds it back up again This is not happening when the laptop is charging, only while on battery This issue has been present across 2 OS reinstalls. Reinstalling MSI afterburner does not solve the issue. Note that the laptop also has a discrete GPU The CPU is an i5 11400H (Intel UHD graphics for 11th gen processors)

Msi afterburner on laptop