But nothing too bad thus far though right ? This is just the monitoring chart, looks familiar. EVGA only paid royalties for usage of the tweaking / overclocking part of their utility. The original programmer or the Rivatuner core, Unwinder, never allowed EVGA to do this. The complete design of the the overlay, monitoring, fan profiles and screen captures etc have been copied from Rivatuner. It seems that EVGA copied and pasted the entire Rivatuner core feature set and design, though we can understand that you want your tweaking tool as close as the older version design wise this poses an issue. Red FlagsĪfter seeing new screenshots as posted by EVGA's marketing staff on Steam we got a little confused. However after seeing the latest screenshots, my eye-browses started to raise. Some will love that, some will hate that. So make no mistake this is correct, PrecisionX software is no longer created or licensed though from Unwinder. Over the past months or so here at have been watching this development closely, as with this build EVGA departs from the old overclock infrastructure based on the Rivatuner core engine from Alexey aka Unwinder. The new PrecisionX will be restricted to GeForce Graphics cards only and will bring all the features of the older build as well as minor tweaks to the UI and 64-bit overlay support. Especially as these days creating tweaking software for GeForce Graphics cards with the latest revisions of NVIDIA's API this is fairly a do-able task. Developing a tweaking tool in-house was an unusual yet understandable choice from EVGA's business point of view. EVGA has been working for over half a year on their in-house developed version of PrecisionX. Basically EVGA licensed the use of the Rivatuner Core overclocking / tweaking elements. By itself interesting news, but unfortunately this has to be the most awkward story I have ever written in the history of Did EVGA copy the entire Rivatuner design and features concept from the original programmer ? Read more after the break ( update #5 )Īs most of you guys know, Unwinder up-to this point developed EVGA's PrecisionX of the overclocking software.
EVGA has made a move to developing the tweaking utility in-house, meaning they will cut ties with the previous developing programmer.
EVGA today is launching a new build of PrecisionX, this will be build 15.
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