MSI afterburner is safe and secure to use nevertheless, if all settings are placed on max, it generally increases the heat output of your GPU and, if not careful, may damage the GPU if you exceed its cooling limit. Is it safe to use MSI Afterburner on a laptop?
If your laptop starts to underperform after installing MSI Afterburner, you might want to open the panel to ensure that the vents, CPU, and GPU are not covered in dust and dirt, which can cause low fan speed and impair the performance of your laptop. However, if you don’t completely understand the software yet, you might want to hold on first and learn how it works: you can even watch videos on YouTube to get a clear understanding before installing it on your laptop. MSI afterburner is free and universal, working with any graphics card- including NVIDIA and AMD- and any brand of laptop. So, let’s say you are looking to increase your fps (frames per second) or overclock your GPU (Graphics process unit or graphics card as you know it) MSI afterburner gives control over the temperature, operating speed, fans speed, voltage, frame rate, core clock, and other parameters.Ĭan you use MSI afterburner on any laptop?
I don't mean to exceed the scope of this forum and I'll keep on the topic of MSI Intel Motherboards here, but I thought I'd organize my thoughts a bit and ask a few questions that you might be able to answer.As one of the most efficient and most used performance monitor tools on Windows, the MSI afterburner, as a software, gives you total control over several settings and activities on your laptop, all in real-time. If I have six fans outside those on the GPU, two of which are mounted on the radiator of the AIO cooler (I believe the AIO's pump and AIO radiator fans occupy their own headers, correct?), does this mean that I will need to purchase a fan controller in order to control the speed of all six? It appears that the z690-a has 5 SYS_FAN headers. With solution B there is no speed control available and the fans run at 100% all the time, correct? Sorry again for the unfamiliarity, I purchased this pc prebuilt and it's been a while since I built my last one so I'm being a bit cautious with things.Īfter reading up on the topic it's my understanding that fans generally plug into either: A.) the motherboard, B.) the PSU, or C.) a fan hub/controller which then plugs into the motherboard.Īs the SYS_FAN headers on the motherboard are empty, I have to assume mine is using solution B.
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