- #ASUS GPU TWEAK 2 NOT SAVING SETTINGS DRIVERS#
- #ASUS GPU TWEAK 2 NOT SAVING SETTINGS MANUAL#
- #ASUS GPU TWEAK 2 NOT SAVING SETTINGS SOFTWARE#
- #ASUS GPU TWEAK 2 NOT SAVING SETTINGS WINDOWS#
Mute all the buttons in your config with keyboard and mouse bindings, and re-apply it. My keyboard and mouse bindings are messed with the native controller support
Also, try to open Preferences - General, and click Clear data. Make sure that you don't have any other mappers working along with reWASD. To disable it, open Steam Big Picture, then go to Settings, Controller Settings, and remove the mark from the controller you are using with reWASD. This may occur if you play a Steam game, and Steam controller support is enabled. Mappings applied in a wrong way, and they perform weirdly in-game Contact support for further investigation. If you had them installed, please look for the ways to remove the drivers, reboot, and check in reWASD again. you had SCPToolkit, DS4Windows or InputMapper installed previously).
#ASUS GPU TWEAK 2 NOT SAVING SETTINGS DRIVERS#
If you see the controller in joy.cpl, but don't see even the "Request device support" in reWASD, you might have some third-party drivers that are preventing the device from showing up in reWASD (e.g.
#ASUS GPU TWEAK 2 NOT SAVING SETTINGS WINDOWS#
Open Windows search (by pressing Win keyboard button, for example), enter joy.cpl and press Enter. Make sure that your device is supported by reWASD perform the Check for updates try to replug the device, open Preferences - General, and click Clear data.Ĭheck joy.cpl to see how (and if) Windows recognizes your device (this is a native Windows tool that displays all the connected devices). If you’re on this page because of your curiosity, you can perform the search on page via your browser (F3 or Ctrl+F) to ease the process! 1. The answer contains general recommendations, and if they did not help - you need to contact support via one of the channels mentioned at the end of the page. The numbers are not connected to the topics, and they don’t have any relations to the content of cases. A question is in the title, and the answer is below. I'm starting to think that this overclock is not significant and maybe i've been unlucky on the silicon lottery, as i've seen a lot of people achieve + 100 on the gpu boost clock.Here’s a list of issues and solutions for them that may occur while using reWASD.
I can't get any higher than + 50 without the gpu crashing. I applied these settings as my overclock: Before my overclock the clocks sat around the 1980 - 2000 MHz range, whereas now they sit at 2038 MHz. Also i'm sure the clocks are higher after my overclock according to HW-Monitor. Yeah i've disabled vsync / enabled ulimited fps to make sure the fps isn't capped to my refresh rate (144hz).
If that's not the case, are the clocks actually higher than before the OC while playing said game? The GPU will not run on the highest clocks if there's not enough load. Dumb question - are you sure you are not reaching a set fps cap ingame (either by an fps cap or vsync/gsync)? In my case, it does not properly apply, even though I am not quitting the tool after dialing in the OC.Īnyway, no fps gain is indeed strange. Okay, so that is different from my experience.
#ASUS GPU TWEAK 2 NOT SAVING SETTINGS MANUAL#
If it helps these are the preset OC mode settings and my manual overclock settings.ĪSUS GPU Tweak 2 Preset OC mode settings:
#ASUS GPU TWEAK 2 NOT SAVING SETTINGS SOFTWARE#
Now my question is, does the GPU Tweak software have to be running at all times, (checking the setting that says start GPU Tweak at boot time) or can I close the program and not have to run it all the time and after a reboot it will still apply my overlock settings still? Which indicates to me that overclocking my gpu does nothing to improve performance or that the GPU Tweak software is not applying settings. All three of these gpu settings changed in the GPU Tweak software yield the exact same results in both games and benchmarking software in terms of average fps values.
Hi there, i'm using the ASUS GPU Tweak 2 on my ASUS Strix 1080ti (OC edition) and i've tried testing the default gpu mode, GPU Tweaks built in preset OC mode and my own manual overclock on the gpu.
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