--mt 1 — the command is similar to the pill's action but is suitable for all Nvidia 1000 Series GPUs, starting with GTX 1060. Intensity is set by 1...6. To apply this setting, you might need to reduce overclocking of the graphics card.
--pl 70 — sets GPU card power consumption limit in percent.
--fan 70 — sets the fan speed in % in the range of 0...100.
--lock-cclock 1000 — sets core frequency in MHz
--clock -200 — sets the deviation by which the core frequency should be changed in MHz (with - in front of the number — decrease; without it — increase).
--mclock 1000 — specifies the deviation by which the memory frequency should be changed in MHz (with - before the number — decrease; without it — increase).
--lock-cv 850 — sets core voltage in mV.
If you have multiple settings, put them on a line separated by a space, e.g.:
--mt 1 --pl 70 --lock-cclock 1000 --mclock 1000
This means: applied mt, set GPU consumption limit of 70%, fixed core frequency at 1000 MHz, and increased memory frequency but 1000 MHz.
If you have multiple graphics cards, separate the settings for each one with a comma (no spaces) in the order in which they are arranged:
--mt 1,0 --pl 70,75 --lock-cclock 1000,1100 --mclock 1000,1200
