MSI Afterburner beta adds friendlier voltage/frequency curve editor

MSI is releasing a beta update for Afterburner that focuses on usability tweaks rather than new overclocking features. The patch targets users who adjust GPU voltage and frequency curves directly.

The update introduces version 4.6.7 Beta 3 with Build 17255

The update introduces version 4.6.7 Beta 3 with Build 17255. This release modifies the interface of the application to streamline manual tuning workflows for NVIDIA graphics cards.

A dedicated Help button now sits in the toolbar above the voltage and frequency curve editor. The developer also added hidden keyboard shortcuts to select specific points on the curve or flatten its tail section.

Reference temperature data is embedded directly into the V/F curve and stored within user profiles. This change clarifies how NVIDIA GPU Boost behaves during undervolting adjustments. A new Ctrl+F5 mode tracks thermal changes and exports readable .vfc files for each degree Celsius step.