core clock operating at high speed without overclocking?
core clock operating at high speed without overclocking?
i was playing witcher 3 wild hunt and noticed my core clock was at 1357 without me changing it (actually i've never modified any cards). while using msi afterburner, the results showed the core clock at 1357 and 1357 under lowest and highest settings. i'm using a msi gtx970 gaming 4g with no changes made, so is it supposed to run at its default speed?
GPU Boost 2.0 determines how a graphics card performs according to stability and timing metrics. The speeds manufacturers list for non-GPU Boost 2.0 are typically not achieved, meaning the card often runs faster than advertised.
It might seem strange, but what GPU boost 2.0 is, if it's a tool, I haven't set it up or used it yet.
manasthakur1224 :
OK, it might seem strange but ammm... what is GPU boost 2.0? If it's a tool, I haven't installed or used it yet. It's included in the card, so no installation needed. The card will just determine if boosting itself is safe at that moment.
I'm a bit surprised by this. Thanks for the update. I'm thinking about whether I really need to worry about OCing it since it increases the clock on its own, and I'm using 1080p at 60Hz. It depends—if your frames are dropping below 60 due to GPU limitations (games like GTA 5 can do this), and it bothers you, you might want to manually overclock. It's up to you if that extra performance is necessary.
I'm playing Witcher 3 wild hunt ver 1.02 and I've boosted everything to ultra except Nvidia's hairworks. On average, I get about 45 frames while VSync is on. The game doesn't lag, but others are seeing around 55-60 frames, which might be due to the version or something else.
I'm using Witcher 3 wild hunt version 1.02 with ultra settings enabled, and I'm averaging about 45 frames per second while VSync is active. Others are seeing around 55-60 frames, though I'm not sure if that's due to the version or something else. What are your other specs?