Profiles and Afterburner import
- Import saved MSI Afterburner profiles for the selected GPU from the Profile manager.
- Reorganized profile actions into Use, Edit and Manage, with History under Manage. Sections start collapsed and remember their state.
- Renamed the immediate apply action to Apply direct. Grouped New curve, New profile and Import from Afterburner, clarified the starting preset for new curves, and improved spacing beside the scrollbar.
- Expanded preset tooltips with clock and voltage values.
Curve editor and Curve limits
- Corrected the driver-base calculation used when applying saved curves and switching profiles.
- Removed an incorrectly displayed auxiliary 405 MHz point from the Full voltage range graph.
- Added Curve limits to check the effective frequency-offset limits imposed by the driver in the low-voltage range from 850 down to 800 mV. This helps you understand how far the curve can be adjusted in that range.
- The check can be cancelled and restores your original GPU settings afterwards.
Initial limitation: Curve limits supports a single desktop Blackwell GPU at idle. It measures driver curve limits, not stability under load. Starting settings must be restorable by Play; unsupported offsets must first be backed up and reset in the tool that created them.
Fixes
- Corrected overlay DPI handling that could cause repeated size jumps.
- Scanner load reporting now distinguishes unavailable readings from actual idle load and displays the telemetry status.
- Corrected a curve-layout check that could stop scanning before the first test on RTX 30/40-series GPUs.
Confirmation on the reported RTX 4080 system is still pending.
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