Ivv seen people say they get like around 3200mhz sn stuff but im only getting around 3025mhz if I do more then the game crashes on boot
Ivv seen people say they get like around 3200mhz sn stuff but im only getting around 3025mhz if I do more then the game crashes on boot
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I feel like 3200 under actual heavier load only happens on the lower cards. +225 sounds pretty normal if you have a model that already has some pre OC on it
Getting anything over 3000 under heavy load is great. I haven’t seen 3200 under heavy load anywhere, and I would be skeptical if there are any 5090s at 3200 stable while actually playing games under heavy load.
Run stock and undervolt and don’t complain. It’s called a “lottery” for a reason.
Poor 12vhpwr..
best way to know is to use 3D mark. After you oc, compare your scores and core clock to others and see what you stand
Core OC is all but dead on modern GPUs. You’re lucky to get much more than +5% stable because voltage is locked down so people dont fry their cards- it’s useless to overvolt with bios enforced power limits anyway. Memory OC/undervolt core to maximize performance within power limits is where it’s at.