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| Processor | Intel Core i5 4590 |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | Asus B85M-E/BR |
| Memory | 2 x 4GB G.SKill Ares DDR3 1600MHz |
| Video Card(s) | Gigabyte GTX 960 WindForce 2X OC 2GB |
| Storage | 1 TB Western Digital Blue 7200RPM 64MB |
| Display(s) | Samsung Smart TV Full HD LED 3D 40" UN40F6400 |
| Case | Cougar Archon |
| Power Supply | PCYes 600W Electro Series |
I have a video card Gigabyte GTX 960 WindForce 2X OC and she's a serious problem.
The default clock board is:
Boost: 1304 MHz / Base: 1241 MHz in Mode
Boost: 1279 MHz / Base: 1216 MHz in Gaming Mode
Memory clock: 7010 MHz effective
This card was always the 1367 MHz due to the low temperature (60°C) and never did manual overclocking. This clock of 1367 MHz is the chip itself.
The problem is that the core clock and memory clock does not go up. I will attach GPU-Z data showing that the GPU is being limited by the power limit (PWR). The clock (both the core clock as the clock memory) are wavering, but never get in the normal factory and in most cases is with very low clock, example 250 MHz and accusing be 100% usage.
I have tested the video card in another high-performance computer with a Cooler Master 750W and the problem continued, ie, it is no problem on my computer. It seems the problem is in the power of the video card.
Already I tested with several different drivers, from the oldest to the youngest (353.62; 362.00; 365.19; 368.39; 368.69 e 368.81), including already made a new installation of Windows 10 and even Windows 8.1 and solved nothing.
The video card has one year and one month of purchased but not used much was due to my lack of time. Here in Brazil Gigabyte only gives 1 year warranty so I can not fire them RMA.
I'm sorry for bad English, I'm using Google Translate.
Idle:
Now running F1 2015:
The default clock board is:
Boost: 1304 MHz / Base: 1241 MHz in Mode
Boost: 1279 MHz / Base: 1216 MHz in Gaming Mode
Memory clock: 7010 MHz effective
This card was always the 1367 MHz due to the low temperature (60°C) and never did manual overclocking. This clock of 1367 MHz is the chip itself.
The problem is that the core clock and memory clock does not go up. I will attach GPU-Z data showing that the GPU is being limited by the power limit (PWR). The clock (both the core clock as the clock memory) are wavering, but never get in the normal factory and in most cases is with very low clock, example 250 MHz and accusing be 100% usage.
I have tested the video card in another high-performance computer with a Cooler Master 750W and the problem continued, ie, it is no problem on my computer. It seems the problem is in the power of the video card.
Already I tested with several different drivers, from the oldest to the youngest (353.62; 362.00; 365.19; 368.39; 368.69 e 368.81), including already made a new installation of Windows 10 and even Windows 8.1 and solved nothing.
The video card has one year and one month of purchased but not used much was due to my lack of time. Here in Brazil Gigabyte only gives 1 year warranty so I can not fire them RMA.
I'm sorry for bad English, I'm using Google Translate.
Idle:
Now running F1 2015:
