Windows 10: MSI Afterburner

Hello
Just bought a laptop with a GTX 1050 2GB.
I am interested in trying to get the most out of my card. I understand overclocking will get the best results.
I managed to get a +200 MHZ on core clock and a +250MHZ on memory clock.
Is this good and is there any more I can do to get better performance?

:)

 

Windows 10 and MSI afterburner + battle.net desktop app crash

I've noticed that If I have MSI afterburner 4.1.1 running and try and run Battle.net desktop app to play a game Battle.net will crash. If I close down msi afterburner it loads fine and runs. This is on win10pro x64 and an upgrade install from win 7 pro.
I've tried disabling the riva tuner 64bit option and it still crashes it.

There seems to be a conflict in win10 between battle.net and msi afterburner or riva tuner.

 

Latest MSI Afterburner Betas & Updates


I made some color changes to the MSI Gaming Afterburner skin by Drerex Design by uncompiling the original and using Gimp to change the 83 png picture files for the UI, and making hex value changes in the header file(instruction on how to do it is included with afterburner as a PDF written by @Unwinder here:




I originally posted the first one in the Hardware thread, but it really belongs here, so:

• download it,
  
• right click and unblock in properties,
  
• unzip it,
  
• then copy it to C:\Program Files (x86)\MSI Afterburner\Skins
  
• Open Afterburner, and select it.

MSIGamingGold.zip

 

MSI Afterburner Crashes PC

Afterburner

Nope doesnt work, anymore suggestion (preferably more then 3 words). (and preferably no posts about how they have had no problems) using afterburner *Smile

Catalyst Control Centre 11.2
Msi afterburner 2.10 and 2.20
ATI MSI R6950 Twin Frozr

Comeon people hit me with a suggestion