Question gpu mhz

[rokeliss]

is core clock 2559mhz is too high?(gpu rx 6600) i downloaded msi afterburner and it was just like that i didnt changed anything

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

2559mhz is too high?(gpu rx 6600)

with a lot of models boost clock is usually ~2500MHz.
unless you start to see abnormally high temperatures, artifacts, crashing, etc it should be fine.

 

[rokeliss]

with a lot of models boost clock is usually ~2500MHz.
unless you start to see abnormally high temperatures, artifacts, crashing, etc it should be fine.

so does it mean my gpu is overclocked ?and if it so what mhz should i set ? sorry i dont know anything about mhz

 

[zinkles]

What are your temperatures like?
Are you experiencing any crashes or instability during stress testing or in-game?

It's normal for the GPU to go above the rated boost clock, if the conditions are right. User configurations and manual tuning isn't required. This is true with many cards.

 

[rokeliss]

What are your temperatures like?
Are you experiencing any crashes or instability during stress testing or in-game?

It's normal for the GPU to go above the rated boost clock, if the conditions are right. User configurations and manual tuning isn't required. This is true with many cards.

its around 50-55 c and it never been above 60

 

[zinkles]

its around 50-55 c and it never been above 60

Then you're fine Have fun with the card!

 

[rokeliss]

Then you're fine Have fun with the card!

thank you some much . i tried to find info about this problem but i couldnt find it .do you recomend to keep it like that or lower the mhz?

 

[zinkles]

thank you some much . i tried to find info about this problem but i couldnt find it .do you recomend to keep it like that or lower the mhz?

Keep it like that, as I said, its done automatically, only when the conditions are just right. Since yours meets those conditions, you can safely keep it that that speeds.

Also, its worth mentioning that other people manage to go WAY higher, by manually Overclocking their cards, so since yours is only just around 50MHz higher than rated, it certainly isn't an issue.

 

[rokeliss]

Keep it like that, as I said, its done automatically, only when the conditions are just right. Since yours meets those conditions, you can safely keep it that that speeds.

Also, its worth mentioning that other people manage to go WAY higher, by manually Overclocking their cards, so since yours is only just around 50MHz higher than rated, it certainly isn't an issue.

thank you once again ❤️

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

do you recomend to keep it like that or lower the mhz?

again,

unless you start to see abnormally high temperatures, artifacts, crashing, etc it should be fine.