Graphic Card Problem

[voidofficialsun]

So i'm having a problem on my graphics card GTX 1070ti
The problem is that whenever i play pubg / fortnite / gta 5 my core clock went so high until 1800Mhz while my actual core clock on gaming mode is normally at 1607MHz and on OC mode is normally at 1632Mhz.

MSI Afterburner settings:
https://imgur.com/a/H2PKFEt

GTX 1070ti Core Clock:
https://imgur.com/a/RGMOmx3

In-game Fortnite:
https://imgur.com/a/Bu9IcOS

In-game CSGO:
https://imgur.com/a/qA6T7dQ

Please help me so my core clock wont get that high on fortnite or pubg or gta 5
Any comment would be much appreciated
Need help ASAP thanks

 

[justin.m.beauvais]

I'm failing to see the problem here.

The NVidia cards support boost, which basically clocks the card up if it needs it when there is thermal headroom to do so. It is automatic and is there to get the most performance possible out of your graphics card. It isn't a bad thing. If you were to turn off the boost, which I don't know how to, you'll see worse performance.

 

[voidofficialsun]

I'm failing to see the problem here.

The NVidia cards support boost, which basically clocks the card up if it needs it when there is thermal headroom to do so. It is automatic and is there to get the most performance possible out of your graphics card. It isn't a bad thing. If you were to turn off the boost, which I don't know how to, you'll see worse performance.

So its actually normal ? Because when i play and the core clock is at that high my gpu temps will be at around 70-80*C.

 

[manddy123]

Is this high clock rate doing anything bad for you? Artifacts? Heat?

 

[justin.m.beauvais]

I'm failing to see the problem here.

The NVidia cards support boost, which basically clocks the card up if it needs it when there is thermal headroom to do so. It is automatic and is there to get the most performance possible out of your graphics card. It isn't a bad thing. If you were to turn off the boost, which I don't know how to, you'll see worse performance.

So its actually normal ? Because when i play and the core clock is at that high my gpu temps will be at around 70-80*C.

Yeah, that is normal. Those temps are pretty normal for the card boosting as well. Once it hits about 80 or 85 it will start to clock itself down to keep the temps in the normal range. As long as it isn't glitching out or anything you'll be fine.

 

[voidofficialsun]

I'm failing to see the problem here.

The NVidia cards support boost, which basically clocks the card up if it needs it when there is thermal headroom to do so. It is automatic and is there to get the most performance possible out of your graphics card. It isn't a bad thing. If you were to turn off the boost, which I don't know how to, you'll see worse performance.

So its actually normal ? Because when i play and the core clock is at that high my gpu temps will be at around 70-80*C.

Yeah, that is normal. Those temps are pretty normal for the card boosting as well. Once it hits about 80 or 85 it will start to clock itself down to keep the temps in the normal range. As long as it isn't glitching out or anything you'll be fine.

Alright thanks for your help really much appreciated