Afterburner v.2.2.0 beta5 release

[brugola.x]

Nuova beta release per l'utilissimo tool di MSI





Change Log:

• Improved active monitoring graphs list control in "Monitoring" tab reduces list flickering when hovering mouse cursor over it
• ReadMe file is now provided in RTF format instead of plain text format
• Now beta versions display notification messages informing you that it is about to expire soon in one week or less before the end of trial period
• Added update checking system
• Added RivaTuner-styled command line interface providing direct GPU and I2C device registers access. Logical AND, OR and XOR operations are supported in addition to regular read and write operations. Now MSI Afterburner can be used by vendors for pre-production custom VRM testing and calibration
• Added German localization

Updated OSD Server:

• Added screencapture and videocapture support for Direct3D10 and Direct3D11 applications using BGR framebuffers (e.g. F.3.A.R.)
• Fixed Crysis 2 DX11 intro movies rendering issue when OSD is being displayed in raster 3D mode
• Updated profiles list

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[Elron]

cortesemente, c'è qualcuno disponibile a spiegarmi cos'è la voce AUX Voltage che vedo se vado a cliccare sulla freccetta a lato destro di Core voltage.
Grazie

[brugola.x]

AUX = ausiliario

se non riscordo male quelle voci sono state implementate con l'avvento di Fermi e della v.2.00 di Msi Afterburner

Estratto dal change log..

Version 2.0.0

- Voltage control layer has been seriously revamped to give additional freedom
to extreme overclockers with new custom design MSI graphics cards. Now MSI
Afterburner is able to control up to 3 voltages on custom design MSI Fermi
and other future custom design MSI graphics cards. New adjustable voltages
include memory voltage and special multi-purpose auxiliary voltage feeding
either memory bus (also known as VDDCI on AMD graphics cards) or PCIE bus
and crystal (PEXVDD on NVIDIA graphics cards)

[Elron]

AUX = ausiliario

se non riscordo male quelle voci sono state implementate con l'avvento di Fermi e della v.2.00 di Msi Afterburner

Estratto dal change log..

Version 2.0.0

- Voltage control layer has been seriously revamped to give additional freedom
to extreme overclockers with new custom design MSI graphics cards. Now MSI
Afterburner is able to control up to 3 voltages on custom design MSI Fermi
and other future custom design MSI graphics cards. New adjustable voltages
include memory voltage and special multi-purpose auxiliary voltage feeding
either memory bus (also known as VDDCI on AMD graphics cards) or PCIE bus
and crystal (PEXVDD on NVIDIA graphics cards)

praticamente sarebbe un voltaggio supplementare al Core voltage è esatto?
come dire, un voltaggio che serve per dare maggiore stabilità in caso di overclock, ho capito bene?