EVGA releases new 4.0 version of PrecisionX adding more features

EVGA Precision X fans will be happy to know a new version of the famed Precision X got another update. Aside from its slight skin enhancements, which are rather nice, enhance the boost technology for the new GeForce GTX Titan.

Users will be able to adjust the software’s Power Target along with the Temp Target as locked or independently.  EVGA has also added another feature, exclusive to the GTX Titan only, is the Over Voltage which allow the more riskier folks to try and obtain higher overclocks while gaining more control over the video card’s voltage settings. The most notable feature, however, is the ability to overclock your monitor’s refresh rate with its latest version. This allows users to go beyond the standard 60Hz most monitors are locked at. In my testing I was able to go from 60Hz to 66Hz max refresh rating. Because I play all games in Vsync (as I despise screen tearing), I found this to be a very nicely added feature from EVGA crew.

Here is the full list of changes in PrecisionX 4.0

• Added NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 technology support for NVIDIA Titan graphics cards:
  • Added slider for temperature target adjustment
  • Added option for linked power target and temperature target adjustment
  • Added option for temperature target prioritizing
  • Default EVGA Precision X 3 skin is included as legacy skin for backward compatibility with NVIDIA Kepler graphics cards
• EVGA VoltageTuner has been upgraded to version 3.7 with NVIDIA Titan graphics cards support.
• Added new bundled EVGA PixelClock overclocking utility to distributive
• Now “Sync” button is invisible on single GPU systems
• Now bottom settings panel can be hidden
• Now properties window is resizable to provide compatibility with low-resolution desktops (less than 1280×1024 with 100% DPI)
• Added frametime graph to hardware monitoring module. The graph is displaying the maximum frame time on each sampling period and it is useful for detecting microstutters, which are invisible on averaged framerate graph
• Removed obsolete shader clock monitoring for NVIDIA Kepler graphics cards
• All documentation is now provided in PDF format
• Improved skin engine, now skinned slider controls support curved paths defined by alpha channel. Skin format reference guide has been updated to v1.6 to document new slider types support
• Dynamic SLI indicator is no longer rendered on mobile systems to improve performance on NVIDIA Optimus based laptops
• Updated context help system
• Added Portuguese and Spanish localization
• Updated Russian localization
• EVGA On-Screen Display server has been upgraded to version 4.5.0. New version gives you the following improvements:
  • Added On-Screen Display support for Direct3D 10 applications in Windows 8
  • Added German localization
  • Updated profiles list

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