Underclocking your graphics card can work, but it may reduce performance. It depends on your specific model and usage.
Underclocking your graphics card can work, but it may reduce performance. It depends on your specific model and usage.
Hi there, I’ve got a GTX 1650 that was originally overclocked. I also boosted it myself, which caused graphics issues—I think the VRAM is failing. I’m curious if lowering the clock speed will fix it. Every time I install the driver, the screen goes black. The overclocking or underclocking feature requires the official NVIDIA driver, and I’m wondering if there’s a way to set it during installation when the driver is already in place. Sorry if this sounds confusing. (I use both Linux and Windows.)
Is there an option to utilize the iGPU on your CPU? This would allow you to set up the driver...
Consider testing another BIOS version without factory installation. Remove any existing OC software, MSI afterburner, or similar tools. Refer to the guide at https://www.overclock.net/threads/how-to...i.1627212/ for more details.
Yeah, but a while back I was pretty low on energy. I opened the NVIDIA control panel and selected debug mode—probably resets the GPU to its default settings. Did it help? Thanks for understanding if my explanation sounds a bit unclear.
Developer options don't influence the card's performance. It's completely separate.