Two rolling simulations were conducted using a Gleeble 3500 to determine the no-recrystallization temperature, T_NR on six microalloyed plate steels. Double hit deformation tests and multistep torsion tests were performed on steels containing varying amounts of Nb, V, and Ti. T_NR for the double hit deformation tests were determined by finding fractional softening using the 5 % true-strain method and the intersection of the sigmoidal fractional softening curve with 20 % fractional softening. T_NR for the multistep hot torsion test were determined using a mean flow stress method and finding the intersection of the two linear regions. T_NR values following multistep hot torsion testing were lower than values measured after double hit deformation testing. The decrease in measured T_NR values for the torsion tests occurs from the inherent multiple deformations, resulting in refined grains and an increase in nucleation sites for recrystallization during the subsequent deformation steps; thus recrystallization can continue to occur at lower temperatures.