- Joined
- Jan 7, 2006
I'm working on squeezing this thing for every frame I can get.
I started out on GPU tweak which was acting weird for me, because it lets you adjust the "boost clock" but when I'd apply a setting, my card would boost way past that number and crash the driver, for example if I set 1480 boost, the graph would show something like 1600+mhz at the time of the driver crash. This program was obviously not meant for my EVGA card, though I feel like I prefer it's layout.
So I moved onto the correct tool Precision X 16, now things were working as expected. Factory is 1190mhz which boosts to 1380mhz in the graph. I got only as far as +80mhz (boosts to something like 1460mhz in Unigine Heavan 4.0 benchmark Utility without artifacts. So I started adding voltage just to experiment, and 50mv later it still hadn't overcome the artifacts at +85mhz, the card simply does not respond to voltage at all. It's not hitting the power limit or temperature ceiling, and the graph shows the clock is not throttling.
Is this unusual? am I overlooking something? Or is it just the way it goes.
I started out on GPU tweak which was acting weird for me, because it lets you adjust the "boost clock" but when I'd apply a setting, my card would boost way past that number and crash the driver, for example if I set 1480 boost, the graph would show something like 1600+mhz at the time of the driver crash. This program was obviously not meant for my EVGA card, though I feel like I prefer it's layout.
So I moved onto the correct tool Precision X 16, now things were working as expected. Factory is 1190mhz which boosts to 1380mhz in the graph. I got only as far as +80mhz (boosts to something like 1460mhz in Unigine Heavan 4.0 benchmark Utility without artifacts. So I started adding voltage just to experiment, and 50mv later it still hadn't overcome the artifacts at +85mhz, the card simply does not respond to voltage at all. It's not hitting the power limit or temperature ceiling, and the graph shows the clock is not throttling.
Is this unusual? am I overlooking something? Or is it just the way it goes.