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MSI Afterburner is an overclocking utility which can be used for NVIDIA and AMD GPUs. Afterburner is free to use by anyone andnvbmnbvmvbm does not require that you have an MSI GPU. I have a Gigabyte GTX 970 and prefer to use Afterbuner over Gigabyte's OC Guru

<p>MSI Afterburner is an overclocking utility which can be used for NVIDIA and AMD GPUs. Afterburner is free to use by anyone andnvbmnbvmvbm does not require that you have an MSI GPU. I have a Gigabyte GTX 970 and prefer to use Afterbuner over Gigabyte&#x27;s OC Guru</p> <p><a href="http://https/msiafterburner.site" target="_blank">MSI Afterburner</a></p> <p>Overclocking is just one feature of MSI Afterburner. Equally useful is the OSD which allows your to display the Framerate, CPU usage and Temps, GPU usage, Coreclock, Memory Clock and GPU memory used. You can also display per frame latency and Memory usage.</p> <p>Because of the amount vhmncvof information you can display with afterbruner, it makes a great performance troubleshooting utility. If you are playing a game and are wondering if your GPU or CPU is bottlenecking performance you can use the OSD to display CPU usage and GPU usage. If all CPUs are maxed out at 100% but your GPU is only at 50%, then your CPU is holding your GPU back, or the game is simply not optimized (happens a lot with newly releases games).</p> <p>For more information visit <a href="https://msiafterburner.site/" target="_blank">https://msiafterburner.site/</a></p>