If needed, you can have this information displayed by enabling the on-screen display. It presents graphs about your PC’s core, memory clock speeds, memory use, and frame rates. The last tab of the program is dedicated to hardware monitoring. This helps you get a glimpse of the card’s RGB color and brightness which can be altered from a dropdown menu. On the LED tab, you will find a top-down preview of your card. The first tab offers a lot of information on your GPU by consistently giving you updates about the card from multiple perspectives. There is a bar on the far right that contains profile save locations, buttons to enable on-screen display, hardware monitoring, LED sync, and the boost lock function. At the bottom of the window is a preview of your GPU and a real-time fan speed. After many tries restarting with that option toggled on or off, it seemingly does nothing.You can make changes to any of the above-mentioned stats using a toggleable slider. It's really bugging me because if I leave it on the standard profile the 1070 idles at about 60C, if I use my custom profile, it remains inaudible but idles at about 40C, it's just getting tiresome having to select that profile whenever I turn my PC onĮDITED TO ADD: Yes I have tried toggling the option on the top left saying 'start up'. Whenever I boot into windows, it just loads the bog standard config, so standard fan curve, standard clocks, standard temp target etc, does anyone know how to set a profile (in my case, profile 1) to be loaded at startup? I've been through every option I can find but all I can see is an option to load the software at startup, not a specific profile. I made a profile (the only profile currently in the program) with a meagre overclock to try things out, but the main part of the profile is the fan curve.

I recently got myself an EVGA GTX1070 FTW, but I'm having an issue setting a default profile within the Precision XOC software.

How to save a profile on evga precision x oc