MSI Afterburner shows wrong data after reboots

imacken said:

I have Afterburner 4.6.3 b2 running on my MSI Gaming X Trio 3090. When my PC resumes from sleep, Afterburner shows wrong data - see attached.You can see the O/C in the graphic. The GPU runs very stable at those levels and higher. Even if I reset AB with settings to 0 O/C, the issue is still there.

Any ideas on this would be appreciated.

Win 10 build 19042.630

If it's a Beta version that could be it

Thanks but that’s not it. I tried the release 4.6.2. Same story.

imacken said:

Thanks but that’s not it. I tried the release 4.6.2. Same story.

Have you done any changes in the Nvidia control panel besides using afterburner ?

We're using the same driver 457.30 how long has this been going on ?

I would stop using sleep mode too ,I know it's something that you may use often but it's about as good as using a screen saver lol
Usually doing sleep mode is what messes up a lot of things for me so i don't use it hasn't hurt my system yet so i'm thinking that is what's really doing it

Thanks, it started happening after I got my 3090 a few days ago. I did a clean install of the nVidia driver and used default CP settings to see if that made a difference. It didn’t!

imacken said:

Thanks, it started happening after I got my 3090 a few days ago. I did a clean install of the nVidia driver and used default CP settings to see if that made a difference. It didn’t!

On the EVGA forums guys are talking cards are dying left and right could be the same with MSI especially with all the stuff going on with them lately check MSI forums for the TRIO

Thanks, but I don't believe it's the card. It performs nicely at all times, and other software reports the speeds etc. correctly.
This is an issue with Afterburner. I wish I could solve this as I use AB for monitoring all the time!

imacken said:

Thanks, but I don't believe it's the card. It performs nicely at all times, and other software reports the speeds etc. correctly.
This is an issue with Afterburner. I wish I could solve this as I use AB for monitoring all the time!

[SOLVED] - MSI Afterburner showing wrong memory clock | Tom's Hardware Forum

Thanks again for your input. However that discussion is about a different topic. AB reports correctly after a reboot (see attached), it is just occasionally after a resume from sleep that the numbers go wrong.

imacken said:

Thanks again for your input. However that discussion is about a different topic. AB reports correctly after a reboot (see attached), it is just occasionally after a resume from sleep that the numbers go wrong.

I put that in there in hopes you would see the issue listed it has PC sleep issues on that forum as well
Take some time and go through their forum your issue is there i even seen a thread on it from 2 years ago don't know how relevant it is now