ASUS GPU Tweak II

[Nimbi]

The ultimate test of any graphics card is the frames-per-second it can push in the game you bought it to play.

ASUS OC Edition Gaming Graphics Cards
drive more FPS with a single click in GPU Tweak II so you can extract every last bit of in-game performance.


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ASUS GPU Tweak II provides an intuitive interface to access serious functionalities, all right at your fingertips. And the best part is, you can access all that on-the-fly, even in-game ─ all with one click.





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Overclock Mode

Bench and play the most demanding games by clicking OC Mode to unlock maximum performance.








Gaming Mode

Game for hours on end with Gaming Mode as the default setting in ASUS graphics cards.







Silent Mode

Enjoy your music and videos by clicking Silent Mode.







My Profile

Save custom profile settings and switch between them with ease.


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One-Click to Choose A Profile
Even While Gaming

An included up to 1-year XSplit Gamecaster premium license* — a $99 USD value — lets you easily stream or record gameplay via a convenient, in-game overlay. The overlay also displays GPU clock speed, temperature, and VRM usage, and has GPU Tweak II controls, so gamers can choose a gaming profile and boost performance with just one click.

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Customize Your Own Profile
with Professional Mode

Advanced options are retained for seasoned overclockers. Precise voltage and VRM clock adjustments boost higher performance.







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Maximize system performance with Gaming Booster
by removing redundant processes and allocating all available resources automatically




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Visual Effects

Boost your performance by turning off Windows visual effects







System Services

Automatically or manually turn off Windows services or processes







Memory Defragmentation

Re-arrange and free your system memory without closing any processes





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ROG SERIES

ROG POSEIDON GeForce^® GTX 1080 Ti P11G

ROG SLI HB Bridge

ROG STRIX SERIES

ROG STRIX GeForce^® GTX 1080 Ti

ROG STRIX GeForce^® GTX 1080 11 Gbps

ROG STRIX GeForce^® GTX 1080

ROG STRIX GeForce^® GTX 1070

ROG STRIX GeForce^® GTX 1060

ROG STRIX GeForce^® GTX 1050 Ti

ROG STRIX Radeon^TM RX Vega 64

ROG STRIX Radeon^TM RX 580

ROG STRIX Radeon^TM RX 570

ROG STRIX Radeon^TM RX 560

TURBO SERIES

Turbo GeForce^® GTX 1080 Ti

Turbo GeForce^® GTX 1080

Turbo GeForce^® GTX 1070

Turbo GeForce^® GTX 1060

DUAL FAN SERIES

DUAL GeForce^® GTX 1070

DUAL GeForce^® GTX 1060

DUAL GeForce^® GTX 1050 Ti

DUAL GeForce^® GTX 1050

DUAL Radeon^TM RX 580

PHOENIX SERIES

PHOENIX GeForce^® GTX 1060

PHOENIX GeForce^® GTX 1050 Ti

PHOENIX GeForce^® GTX 1050

PHOENIX GeForce^® GTX 1030




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[chevy350]

Also if you have a non-Asus card and it has dual vbios you can flash one to a similar model and then be able to use all the benefits of this

[MOST_WASTED]

would it be safe to use this on a non-asus amd card?

**nevermind. It says it gives better stability and accuracy with amd cards.

By the way thank you for letting us know about this Nimbi

[Nimbi]

would it be safe to use this on a non-asus amd card?

**nevermind. It says it gives better stability and accuracy with amd cards.

By the way thank you for letting us know about this Nimbi

No prob, glad I could help. And it just so happens my card is both AMD and ASUS, and it works flawlessly on mine. So I don't really see why not. Just make sure you check for compatibility before using it with your card. Using the wrong clocking software can be kinda dangerous for any system, .

[MOST_WASTED]

i have a 5 series as well same as you. A 580 8g.
Im not really an overclocker but i've wanted to try it out to see if it'll help speed up rendering 3d graphics. Radeon's overclocker is not being user friendly to me at all. I've given up trying to figure that thing out . I use afterburner but i kinda want something i could skin myself, i dont think there are any of those around though.

[Nimbi]

i have a 5 series as well same as you. A 580 8g.
Im not really an overclocker but i've wanted to try it out to see if it'll help speed up rendering 3d graphics. Radeon's overclocker is not being user friendly to me at all. I've given up trying to figure that thing out . I use afterburner but i kinda want something i could skin myself, i dont think there are any of those around though.

Yeah, MSI Afterburner should only be used on MSI systems. If used on anything else it tricks the system into thinking it's running MSI and that can over time cause some pretty serious damage. Mine kept powering down when I used it because it wasn't doing the job properly. Unless your on an MSI system, I would strongly advise against using MSI Afterburner. [my fan is a cruddy stock fan which is why I needed proper clocking software].

As for Radeons over-clocker, that isn't very user friendly, it claims to allow modification but in reality it's fairly locked down, and that makes it pretty much impossible to use without all kinds of excess software. Personally I just use this one. It does pretty much everything I need it to.