If there IS an explanation somewhere and I'm just unaware of it, then it's my own fault but I haven't been able to find anything about it. risks are of using the feature and also an explanation as to what the feature is intended to be used for. I just wish that when something like this is updated and included in a utility that is as central to the functioning of an MSI notebook as Dragon Center is, that there would be some sort of instructions detailing what the benefits vs. Im running fans on Cooler Boost full time (MSI support confirms this is fine), temp is 72. In the BIOS, I have RAM speed set to 2400 mhz instead of 2100.don't know if that is somehow related. But I'm just curious if I slide the sliders and click save what will change and if anything will change if I don't have an unlocked CPU. I am going to try to include screen shots to show what I am referring to. This is supposed to make overclocking easier, but as with most auto-tuning utilities, your mileage.
I am on a GT72VR 6RD with a Nvidia 1060 GTX. Press Ctrl+F, then click the OC Scanner button in the top-right corner and let it do its thing. When I click the settings button there are two sliders that I can Slide to increase "Core Clock Offset" and "VRAM Clock Offset". When I click on it there is a little settings button.
I just noticed that I have a new speed setting for SHIFT in Dragon Center. Just in case more people read here, I'm posting here.
The Memory on the other hand, refers to the VRAM Clock Offset, and the value increased 50 MHz. I posted this in technical issues but haven't gotten a response from anyone. The GPU clock and Boost refer to the Core Clock Offset and increased 200MHz.
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