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Hey guys, im a lil bit dumb, Im trying to configure OC values in Claymore so I don't use Afterburner, I have gotten everything right so far except for the core volt, lil bit confused, for example in Afterburner I used to set my core volt at "-66" but how do it make it be "-66" in claymore? should it be "-cvddc 340"? thanks in advance for ur replies

if you mean -0.66V than in Claymore's bat file you have to set -cvddc 660

No, do not do this. In claymore you set the voltage value, not the offset. A common setting is -cvddc 850 or -cvddc 900.

What I am trying to say is, that in Afterburner the Core Volt standard is at +0, so after I moded my GPU's bios, I always used to place it at "-66" because it was stable for me and GPU's temps were also nice, currently since I'm not using Afterburner anymore I'm having high temps not sure if Claymore isn't recognizing the fan's values I set or the core volt that I didnt specified, so I'm using it at "-cvddc 900" atm but I feel like its not what I want, I'd to make it be the "-66 I set in afterburner" but in Claymore's values

Take whatever voltage is set in the gpu's modded bios, subtract 66, and use that number as your claymore parameter.

So if the bios sets the core voltage of your highest pstate to 900, you should do -cvddc 834.

Alright, thanks a lot bro!

One other thing. You may need to set -mvddc 834. This can help on some cards in my experience.