Clocks above normal boost for 4060 ti OC version?

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Clocks above normal boost for 4060 ti OC version?

Clocks above normal boost for 4060 ti OC version?

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KillaTron100
Member

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10-02-2023, 07:40 PM

#1

Hey everyone i've got a question i need help with.
i've noticed that the clock speed seems a bit too high compared to what the card was advertised to.
Im running it on stock settings , i've just bought it and plugged it into the pc i havent touched any settings.
Here is a screenshot of MSI afterburner with nothing changed on it , and on the left is HW monitor showing the current / lowest / highest values , i thought the HW monitor is wrong but the MSI overlay and any other program shows that the card reaches that speed.
The card in question is this :
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/G...-OC-8GD#kf
Did i get super lucky with this card or super unlucky?
Also note temps never go alarming states max it's been is 65-66c under heavy gaming load with 80-82 hotspot.
https://ibb.co/G40BNwsQ
Thanks in advance,

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KillaTron100

10-02-2023, 07:40 PM #1

Hey everyone i've got a question i need help with.
i've noticed that the clock speed seems a bit too high compared to what the card was advertised to.
Im running it on stock settings , i've just bought it and plugged it into the pc i havent touched any settings.
Here is a screenshot of MSI afterburner with nothing changed on it , and on the left is HW monitor showing the current / lowest / highest values , i thought the HW monitor is wrong but the MSI overlay and any other program shows that the card reaches that speed.
The card in question is this :
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/G...-OC-8GD#kf
Did i get super lucky with this card or super unlucky?
Also note temps never go alarming states max it's been is 65-66c under heavy gaming load with 80-82 hotspot.
https://ibb.co/G40BNwsQ
Thanks in advance,

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papercut3
Member

221

10-08-2023, 08:29 PM

#2

This is standard behavior.
The card automatically increases frequency within allowed thermal and power constraints.

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papercut3

10-08-2023, 08:29 PM #2

This is standard behavior.
The card automatically increases frequency within allowed thermal and power constraints.

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Xillya
Junior Member

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10-09-2023, 12:27 AM

#3

I understand, thanks. I thought there was a mix-up between 2580mhz and 2790, but it seems normal now. Appreciate the clarification.

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Xillya

10-09-2023, 12:27 AM #3

I understand, thanks. I thought there was a mix-up between 2580mhz and 2790, but it seems normal now. Appreciate the clarification.

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Wingman_41
Member

223

10-12-2023, 10:06 AM

#4

this ensures a consistent boost clock, meaning the GPU will maintain its full performance even when loaded completely, preventing any drop below that threshold

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Wingman_41

10-12-2023, 10:06 AM #4

this ensures a consistent boost clock, meaning the GPU will maintain its full performance even when loaded completely, preventing any drop below that threshold

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byebeth
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10-13-2023, 12:06 AM

#5

It's typical to see lower temperatures on the hotspot after a repaste, though it may not be essential. Keeping the temperature down helps the GPU run more efficiently, as lower heat allows it to clock faster. I would exceed the standard Nvidia fan curve with 30 percent speed at 25°C, which keeps things steady and prevents the GPU from overheating until it reaches around 50°C. At that point, the GPU needs more cooling.

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byebeth

10-13-2023, 12:06 AM #5

It's typical to see lower temperatures on the hotspot after a repaste, though it may not be essential. Keeping the temperature down helps the GPU run more efficiently, as lower heat allows it to clock faster. I would exceed the standard Nvidia fan curve with 30 percent speed at 25°C, which keeps things steady and prevents the GPU from overheating until it reaches around 50°C. At that point, the GPU needs more cooling.