Improved voltage/frequency curve editor in MSI Afterburner

This video demonstrates many advanced voltage/frequency curve editing tricks, most of them exist in the latest public release, but some of them (e.g. fragment selection and operation) are new for . Pay attention to keyboard input indicator in bottom left corner to see all keyboard shortcuts I’m using. The following tricks are being shown: - Undo/redo buffer usage - Typing in frequency offset from keyboard - Typing in absolute frequency from keyboard and automatically calculating the offset - Moving edited curve up/down - Setting left/right anchor and interpolating the curve - Setting fixed offset for all points - Selecting a fragment and adjusting offset for all points inside the selection - Finetuning offsets for points inside the selection with keyboard cursor keys - Jumping to closest frequency rounded to 10MHz with keyboard cursor keys - Typing in selection offset from keyboard - Typing in selection absolute frequency from keyboard and automatically calculating independent offsets for each point within the selection - Tabbing forward/back between the points - Using fragment selection and keyboard input to define frequency plato and limit GPU performance/power consumption - Using voltage lock marker to limit GPU performance/power consumption