So here is the story.
About a month ago I noticed that I was getting really poor performance at times. I was playing Red Alert 3 and getting 15 frames per second on Low settings. That didn't make any sense.
I installed a program to monitor Clock Speeds, Temperatures, and FPS called MSI Afterburner. I noticed that for some reason the GPU was stuck at a clock speed of 135MHz and the Memory Clock is at 202MHz
I tired rebooting Windows 8. Nothing changed
I went and installed the current drivers from Nvidia and to my surpise it went back up to 745.
After I re opened MSI Afterburner I noticed the clock speeds changed frequently. Once in the 600MHz range, once in the 400MHz range. And now I am back to 135MHz.
I am thinking I should uninstall MSI Afterburner?
I originally got it just to monitor my FPS in game. I fiddled with the overclocking options available within MSI and that's what I think is causing this issue.
I am hoping someone can help me figure this one out.
I am pretty noob when it comes to PC.
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If anyone has experience with overclocking please let me know. I would really like to get as much power from this thing as possible. I would be willing to put on after market thermal paste etc and get a cooling pad etc.
I am looking for a mentor to walk me through and help me troubleshoot via Skype or Email.
Let me know if you wouldn't mind helping!
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Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?
I mean, you said it yourself... try uninstalling afterburner and see if it helps?
What are the temps on the GPU when it begins to throttle? -
Have a look at the GPU and CPU temperatures using HWMonitor.
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hopefully your clocks will go back to stock
if not........i should reinstall windows to put back power management settings which runs together with the nvidia card
i have OCd 7720 to its limit many times...........i right now use a more stable clock (see link down below)
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