MSI today announces all-in-one graphics card tweak utility “Afterburner”. All MSI graphics card users can download it for free on Afterburner website today. The powerful overclocking, tweaking, and monitoring features of Afterburner are incomparable among competitors. The MSI graphics card users can immediately enjoy the overclocking performance and tweaking pleasure brought by Afterburner now.

Afterburner fully supports the GPU/Shader/Memory clock adjustment of NVIDIA and ATI graphics cards. Beside general overclocking features, Afterburner has the exclusive over-voltage technology, which supports NVIDIA and ATI high-end product-line and MSI award-winning Lightning series. With these graphics cards, the extra over-voltage function will be activated, and can highly boost the graphics card overclocking capability and make the games runs more smoothly. According to the internal test result, MSI N275GTX Lightning core clock can be overclocked to the awesome 1175MHz and reached the unprecedented 85% overclocking capability.

Features of MSI Afterburner:
Overclocking
• Up to 85% overclocking capability
• Over voltage function to significantly increase overclocking potential
• Core/Shader/Memory clock adjustment
• Core/Shader clock Link/Unlink capability

Monitor
• Clock/Voltage/Temperature/Fan Speed/Frame rate real-time monitor
• Maximum/Minimum value for easy record of system condition
• Real-time On-Screen-Display information in games
• Real-time information in Windows Tray Icon
• Detach mode for hardcore monitor style

Profile
• 5 Profile to easy save/load user customized setting
• Profile hot-key for easy and quick switch in games
• 2D/3D automatic profile switching for difference scenario

Special Function
• Advanced fan speed control for different speed under different temperature trigger points
• Mutil-GPU independent or synchronous control for clock/voltage/fan speed
• Information button for graphics card driver version, BIOS version, identification, OSD status and update link
• User Customized skin function
• Apply overclocking setting at system startup

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