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Undervolt GTX 950?

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I have a GTX 950 in a project box and Id like to undervolt it.

Specifically - EVGA GeForce GTX 950 SC GAMING - Part Number: 02G-P4-2951-KR

In MSI Afterburner I have unlocked voltage control (can increase it only) but there is no option for the "curve editor"

After a few searches apparently Afterburner's curve editor doesnt support GPUs under Pascal. (the 900 series are Maxwell :( )

With other tools or tricks etc is there any way for me me undervolt this card?

Thanks!
 
decrease the power limit slider to ~75% and increase core clock +100mhz ~ 150mhz it should clock about the same or even more than stock clocks and still will undervolt and decrease power consumption.
 
Okay... so Im guessing voltage is just that, and "power" is wattage (volts x amps) as in related to TDP etc...

But what is throwing me off is this is under the "fan" section? Am I looking at the right power limit slider? What would the power limit have to do with the fan?:

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This is lookin pretty good - 1328 core (vs 1342 max boost stock) and mem of 3367 (vs stock 3305) at 80% power.

Not bad for a POS 290 watt proprietary Dell PSU (Precision 3620 MT) with only a 4 pin and 6 pin connector going to the MB.

Im sure it also helps that Im running it with an i5-7500T which is only 35W TDP.

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