GPU and Memory clock issue

[ofkakademacsabac]

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My gpu clock is 576MHz and Memory is 999MHz but current clock is constantly 301MHz and 100MHz, you can see that on picture. I've tryed everything but i couldn't solve this. Can you help me?

 

[RememberThe5th]

Because your GPU isnt doing anything, download MSI Afterburner and install it with Riva tuner.

Now in MSI afterburner you go to settings, then on monitoring tab,
Now There are Graph and Properties Column.

In graph you tick what you want monitor from MSi Afterburner,

As from Properties, down under "GPU N graph properties" (It changes as you select up) you tick "Show on Display"

Now you tick Temperature, Usage, Memory and Core clock.

Now in taskbar you should look up for riva tuner, after you opened it up, on top right of that window should be "Show on Screen Display" Change it to on.

Now after you launch game you should be able to spot core, memory and temperature on top left corner and if it doesnt change to what is stated there might be an issue.

 

[ofkakademacsabac]

I have done that already and clocks are same. I've tested that in fortnite

 

[ofkakademacsabac]

Okay, now I have reinstalled my windows and MSI Afterburner show normal clock and after few seconds it drops down

 

[RememberThe5th]

Type in start control panel then go to Hardware and sound then to power option and set it to high perfomance.

Have you bought this card recently or it was your old card?

 

[ofkakademacsabac]

It's old but it is very powerful. I think i've fixed everything. I've tested in League of Legends and I can run on max settings with 120 fps so that's it. Thank you so much <3

 

[ofkakademacsabac]

I have just one more question. If i overclock GPU with nvidia system tools and i overclock shader cache more. Will I get much better performance because shader clock isn't an option in afterburner

 

[RememberThe5th]

I think shader clock is on pair with core clock as far as i remember, you can try out older version of MSI Afterburner.
Well as far as overclocking goes you can get around 10%

Here's full guide, if you dont have some stuff like Core voltage and similar you can just skip it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUEMS-B1Siw&t=45s