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1080 often just clocks down
it is already at maximum power in nvidia settings
temperature is 60 c sometimes its just downclock and i loose fps, how can i fiy this?
hey, u guys talk so much shit in this forum, now we have a real question...
Idk I've never had that problem with my 1070. Only thing I can imagine is overheating but you say that isn't the case
Idk but bump maybe someone can help
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Since its been 4+ years since the launch of the GTX 1080 I'd like him to check his GPU thermal paste just to make sure.
its really not hot
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it has a boost löike 1900 than its fine, and than it drops to i think 1663
sounds noit much but i feel it instantly in cs
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<§§ thx
use kboost technology on rhis tutorial (kboost is make gpu frequency stable : docs.google.com/document/d/1c2-lUJq74wuY.. )
desktop or laptop? check energy settings, force everything for maximum performance and turndown every energy saving or economy mode that might be active, both on windows and nvidia config
"it is already at maximum power in nvidia settings"
That's your problem if it's actually GPU related.
How are your CPU temps? might just be CPU throttling.
I always reinstall my drivers when my gpus are faulty, solves most of the problems.
However, your downclcoking is probably energy related, especially if your GPU is factory overclocked (higher voltages = faster chip degradation). In this case, setting manual voltages and clock speeds using afterburner might solve your issue. Just be aware that if your chip is now demanding more energy to sustain clock speeds its heat output will be greater too.
Edit BIOS: increase tdp, power limit, etc.
In what game its dropping fps?
Because csgo will never use it for more than 60% i bet
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