Asus STRIX 980 Ti showing wrong clock speeds and wrong Bus Interface value in GPU-Z

[fattahpolok]

I bought an Asus STRIX 980 Ti few days ago and have been feeling like the performance I was getting from it was somewhat lesser than I expected. So I installed GPU-Z and I think I've found out some problem areas.

But as far as I know, it is supposed to be something like this

The GPU Tweak II software that came bundles with the card shows these

Gaming Mode

OC Mode

My build is

I7-4970K
Asus Sabertooth Mark 2
1 WD 2TB Black
1 Transcend 256 GB SSD
Corsair CS650M PSU

I used the two 8 pin connectors on the PSU to power each of the 2 8pins (they are arranged in 6+2 pin style) connections on the GPU

Sorry if my English was bad.

 

[Reaper_7799]

I would download msi afterburner and just use that instead to increase your clocks to whatever you want and then save them as profiles you can just click on. In gpuz, when I overclock with msi afterburner, the overclock does show up under GPU clock. Some of thevendor software doesn't work as good as afterburner.

 

[fattahpolok]

I downloaded MSI after burner and I see no change.

The values are still that ofthe reference card and the GPU is still running on 16x1.1

I could manually overclock it, wat hat happened to the factory OC it comes with?

 

[Reaper_7799]

I downloaded MSI after burner and I see no change.

The values are still that ofthe reference card and the GPU is still running on 16x1.1

I could manually overclock it, wat hat happened to the factory OC it comes with?

Right but did you already change it in afterburner and it is now not showing up in gpuz or you just installed afterburner, did nothing and then looked in gpuz?

 

[ctg7w6]

I had this problem and looked everywhere for someone with the same problem! I fixed it and everything is fine now:

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2797493/asus-strix-980ti-showing-correct-factory-overclock-speeds.html

Go to my thread. Basically, you need to flash the bios!