MSI Afterburner V2.1.0 Overclocking Utility Now Available for Download

MSI Afterburner V2.1.0 Overclocking Utility Now Available for Download

Friday, February 25, 2011 - by Paul Lilly
Are the type that would overclock your toaster if it came with a utility that made it easy to do? If so, MSI's looking at you, along with everyone else who has an interest in no-fuss overclocking. MSI just released version 2.1.0 of its Afterburner overclocking software, and while it won't help you toast your bread in under 10 seconds, it does make easy work out of putting your videocard's pedal to the metal.

"The new version of Afterburner not only supports the latest NVIDIA GeForce 500 and AMD Radeon HD 6000 series of graphics cards but also adds the Predator in-game video capture function. Gamers can now capture all of their most classic moments in their favorite games and share them online using sites like YouTube. Third-party software is now also supported so that gamers can develop their own interface for adjusting their graphic card settings through Afterburner!," MSI said.


It's free, it works with all brands of videocards, and you can download it here.
Via: MSI | News Archive | Tags: MSI, Overclocking, GPU, videocard, Afterburner
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By Inspector on Feb 25, 2011

Meh, i have it installed. yet never used it.

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By realneil on Feb 25, 2011

I'm using it now on a ASUS GTX570 and a MSI GTX 560Ti.

Works good.

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By AKwyn on Feb 25, 2011

I'm using the beta version of Afterburner at the moment. I may upgrade to see if it helps out with the overclocking.

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By rapid1 on Feb 25, 2011

I have use it for fan control on my video cards it works great although I do not know if I am current which I will check. Either way it works great for me!

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By rapid1 on Feb 25, 2011

Thanks for letting me know about the update I needed it, and set up my profiles. Everything is all running fine, adjusted, and updated now Captain Paul :)

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By eunoia on Feb 26, 2011

940Mhz core clock on a 6870 isn't exactly "to the metal". Big Smile

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By rrplay on Mar 2, 2011

Like using MSi Afterburner and with the new Ati drivers recently released ..there is much better ability to set a fan profiles for better temp management.,than Catalyst

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By coolice on Mar 2, 2011

rrplay:

Like using MSi Afterburner and with the new Ati drivers recently released ..there is much better ability to set a fan profiles for better temp management.,than Catalyst

I was going to install this after i read your comment.....until i realized.... my gpu is passively cooled jhahahha

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