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Gtx 1080 ti automatically boosts its speed beyond 1900mhz

Gtx 1080 ti automatically boosts its speed beyond 1900mhz

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05-01-2017, 06:26 AM
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I recently installed my new computer with a GTX 1080 Ti Zotac Amp Edition, but I've observed it operating at 1900MHz during gaming sessions when temperatures reach 70-80°C (fans running at 60%). Is this normal behavior? Have I not adjusted any settings via MSI Afterburner?
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05-01-2017, 06:26 AM #1

I recently installed my new computer with a GTX 1080 Ti Zotac Amp Edition, but I've observed it operating at 1900MHz during gaming sessions when temperatures reach 70-80°C (fans running at 60%). Is this normal behavior? Have I not adjusted any settings via MSI Afterburner?

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05-22-2017, 06:42 AM
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It is completely normal for the GPU to reach around 1900MHz under these conditions, with a maximum of 2000MHz in theory. For a fan speed of 60% at temperatures between 70-80°C, the performance remains uncertain but the review suggests checking the product page for details.
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05-22-2017, 06:42 AM #2

It is completely normal for the GPU to reach around 1900MHz under these conditions, with a maximum of 2000MHz in theory. For a fan speed of 60% at temperatures between 70-80°C, the performance remains uncertain but the review suggests checking the product page for details.

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05-22-2017, 08:50 AM
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I fully support Robert's opinion. It should reach around 2000MHz when the temperature stays at or below 55°C. As you can observe here, the card is nearly at 2000MHz, though I believe a temperature factor is involved.
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05-22-2017, 08:50 AM #3

I fully support Robert's opinion. It should reach around 2000MHz when the temperature stays at or below 55°C. As you can observe here, the card is nearly at 2000MHz, though I believe a temperature factor is involved.

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