Question RX 6600XT saving power ?

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Hi all I just got an Rx 6600xt which is performing great but it keeps down-clocking in less intensive game scenes. Is there a way for it to run at high performance all the time? I'm unfamiliar with the amd software. I remember with Nvidia software I could set it to max performance. Any tips would be helpful thank you.
 
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Resolution 1080p
Rx 6600XT latest drivers.
Ryzen 5 1600AF
16gbs ram
Windows 10
Game installed on nvme 500gb
The game I'm currently playing is God of war
I'm looking for the performance mode in the amd control panel please if anyone knows where it is.
I'm having a problem with the gpu down clocking itself in less intensive scenes. Performance is great it's just that the clocks are adjusting themselves to save power which I don't need.
 
Ill just say it, that cpu isn't able to fully utilize that card.
it couldnt fully utilize the 1080ti from 5 years ago it cant keep up to your current gpu.
your psu is fine, not great but fine
what speed is your ram? is it running at the rated speed?
when you switched to the new card from the old nvidia card did you use ddu to remove the old driver software completely?
 
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Ill just say it, that cpu isn't able to fully utilize that card.
it couldnt fully utilize the 1080ti from 5 years ago it cant keep up to your current gpu.
your psu is fine, not great but fine
what speed is your ram? is it running at the rated speed?
when you switched to the new card from the old nvidia card did you use ddu to remove the old driver software completely?
I didn't use ddu, it isn't a problem really I just want to put card in performance mode if it's possible. I used avc app uninstaller. My ram is running at 3200Mhz.