afterburner keeps resetting my changes to core voltage

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ive unlocked voltage control, tried to use the beta version like other solutions to my problem on this website said, and had the idea that maybe the power limit limited the amount of voltage but each thing i tried didn't work

im using an Asus Radeon R9 390 8GB and my current driver is 9.14.10.01209 crimson 16
im also using the 4.3.0 beta version of afterburner and can control all the other sliders just fine i just cant control any voltage related one
 
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Lol, I must have skimmed it too quickly. Sorry about that.

If the easy way doesn't unlock the voltage, we can try the harder way. You would have to change the some settings in the MSIAfterburner.cfg file found in the MSI Afterburner program folder and then change the corresponding registry value as well.

You can find a detailed guide here: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/426226-msi-afterburner-voltage-unlock/
Or a video that helps explain it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLB8TyCuK4w

HOWEVER, this would be done at your own risk.
As hot as gpus get, I tend to steer away from messing with the voltages on my gpus, but for the sake of answering your question...

Have you tried going into the settings in AfterBurner? There is an option there in the general tab called "unlock voltage control". This would allow the voltage slider to be unlocked and accessible.
 


literally said i unlocked it in the first 4 words lol
 
Lol, I must have skimmed it too quickly. Sorry about that.

If the easy way doesn't unlock the voltage, we can try the harder way. You would have to change the some settings in the MSIAfterburner.cfg file found in the MSI Afterburner program folder and then change the corresponding registry value as well.

You can find a detailed guide here: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/426226-msi-afterburner-voltage-unlock/
Or a video that helps explain it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLB8TyCuK4w

HOWEVER, this would be done at your own risk.
 
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