DramaticYak3260
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I don't know if I should ask that here but what does effective means in the tech power up gpu database page ?
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I assume you are talking about the memory clock speed.
So, as an example, on the RTX2080 Super page it says:
Memory Clock 1937 MHz
So, as an example, on the RTX2080 Super page it says:
Memory Clock 1937 MHz
15496 MHz effective
That means the real clock speed of the memory is 1937 MHz. However, because DDR6 is capable of doing 8 operations per clock cycle, it provides the bandwidth like it was clocked at 15496 MHz. So it's clock speed is effectively 15496 MHz even though it is actually 1937 MHz.