- July 16, 2014
- EVGA
- 822h median play time
EVGA Precision X1
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About
EVGA Precision X1 is a software overclocking tool designed for NVIDIA graphics cards, specifically supporting Turing and select GTX models. It offers a new, user-friendly interface, real-time wattage monitoring, RGB LED control, OSD, custom fan control, and profiles for easy overclocking management. Its key features include a built-in overclock scanner, adjustable frequency curve, and compatibility with EVGA's LED Sync components.

- Easy to use interface for overclocking and monitoring GPU performance.
- Provides robust features for fan speed control and temperature monitoring.
- Great for customizing RGB lighting on EVGA graphics cards.
- Frequent crashes and instability, especially after updates.
- Achievements encourage risky overclocking practices that can damage hardware.
- Requires Steam to run, which can interfere with other applications and show incorrect status to friends.
graphics
264 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics aspect of the reviews highlights a mix of user experiences with the EVGA Precision X1 software, which is praised for its sleek interface and powerful overclocking capabilities, allowing users to maximize their graphics card performance. However, there are significant concerns regarding stability, with some users reporting issues like overheating and even damaging their graphics cards due to improper use or software bugs. Overall, while the software is considered a valuable tool for enthusiasts, caution is advised for those unfamiliar with overclocking.
“The graphics are very realistic; I can't wait for the DLC!”
“Easily one of the best games of 2021, the gameplay is perfection, the graphics are some of the best I've ever seen, and the story had me glued to the screen for hours.”
“Some of the most beautiful graphics I have seen and a truly gripping story.”
“The graphics suck and when I reached the highest level my PC set on fire.”
“I've already read reports of users ruining their graphics cards due to chasing achievements associated with this software (a rather silly feature).”
“In all seriousness, I would have no reason to complain right now had I bricked my graphics card in the process.”