From Gigabyte Technology:
GIGABYTE's EasyTune is a simple and easy-to-use interface that allows beginner and expert users to fine-tune their system settings or adjust system and memory clocks and voltages in a Windows environment. With Smart Quick Boost, one click is all it takes to automatically overclock your system, giving an added performance boost when you need it the most.
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GIGABYTE's EasyTune is a simple and easy-to-use interface that allows beginner and expert users to fine-tune their system settings or adjust system and memory clocks and voltages in a Windows environment. With Smart Quick Boost, one click is all it takes to automatically overclock your system, giving an added performance boost when you need it the most.
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GIGABYTE's EasyTune is a simple and easy-to-use interface that allows beginner and expert users to fine-tune their system settings or adjust system and memory. Apr 29, 2014 EasyTune 6 presents the most convenient Windows based system performance enhancement and management utility for Gigabyte boards. Featuring several powerful yet easy to use tools such as: overclocking for enhancing system performance; C.I.A. For special enhancement for CPU and Memory; Smart-Fan control for managing fan speed control of both CPU cooling fan.
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Hi there!
I am about to OC my i7 6700k and this is my first time stepping into OC.
Now I know the standard and recommended procedure would be to go into the BIOS to do so, but I wanted to have a look at Gigabyte's EasyTune software first, mainly to see if I can change the multiplier and voltage from there, which seems to be possible in the Advanced CPU OC panel. I wasn't planning on using AutoTuning or any default 'profile' whatsoever.
Now what I want to know is if it is reliable? Do the changes I make there reflect on the BIOS, or is it something that will be reapplied at every restart? Not that it's a problem, I can simply use it to test the system and then go the BIOS to apply the changes (and probably Adaptive voltage, as this option seems to be missing from EasyTune) ; or is it too much trouble?
Thanks for reading and answering!
~Etha
I am about to OC my i7 6700k and this is my first time stepping into OC.
Now I know the standard and recommended procedure would be to go into the BIOS to do so, but I wanted to have a look at Gigabyte's EasyTune software first, mainly to see if I can change the multiplier and voltage from there, which seems to be possible in the Advanced CPU OC panel. I wasn't planning on using AutoTuning or any default 'profile' whatsoever.
Now what I want to know is if it is reliable? Do the changes I make there reflect on the BIOS, or is it something that will be reapplied at every restart? Not that it's a problem, I can simply use it to test the system and then go the BIOS to apply the changes (and probably Adaptive voltage, as this option seems to be missing from EasyTune) ; or is it too much trouble?
Thanks for reading and answering!
~Etha