Is the card's GPU clock set to this high value? 1080 ti founders edition
Is the card's GPU clock set to this high value? 1080 ti founders edition
Hi guys .
I'm just starting out but keeping up with learning. I want to push my GTX 1080 Ti overclock while the fan runs at full speed during a stress test. The temperature comes out to 55 degrees. I downloaded EVGA Precision and ran a game to check my stats without any overclocking yet. I'm confused because the game shows my GPU clock at 1886 MHz. Is that normal? I think my card has a base clock of 1480MHz and a boost clock of 1582MHz. Doesn't that mean it shouldn't go higher than 1582 MHz? Here are my card details:
https://www.pccasegear.com/products/38150
Nvidia's Pascal and Maxwell cards feature an automatic OC that appears to operate the card at its maximum speed within defined boundaries. Improving the cooling helps maintain higher clock speeds for longer periods. This behavior is evident on review platforms where the clock speed is displayed over time. As noted, the 1080 model initially maintained a very high clock speed for about three minutes before gradually decreasing to levels matching the boost frequency afterward. This is considered typical, though it may not sustain at 1886mhz indefinitely.
Nvidia's Pascal and Maxwell cards feature an automatic OC that appears to operate the card at its maximum speed within defined boundaries. Improving the cooling helps maintain higher clock speeds for longer periods. This behavior is evident in review sites displaying clock speed over time. As noted, the 1080 model initially maintained a very high clock speed for about three minutes before gradually decreasing to levels matching the boost clock afterward. This is typical but likely won't sustain at 1886mhz indefinitely.
Nvidia's Pascal and Maxwell cards feature an automatic OC that appears to operate the card at its maximum speed within defined boundaries. Improving the cooling helps maintain higher clock speeds for longer periods. This behavior is evident on review platforms where the clock speed is displayed over time. As recalled, the 1080 model would sustain a very high clock speed for roughly three minutes before gradually decreasing to levels matching the boost clock afterward. This is considered typical, though it likely won't last at 1886mhz indefinitely. Ahahhh, thanks for clarifying that with your friend. Feeling more at ease now.