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1660 Super 7000 MHz?

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That's your memory clock, not core clock. It's normal for GDDR6.

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Just installed MSI Afterburner for the pure purpose of having an in game overlay for FPS, temps, etc...

Don't want to overclock at all.

But whenever I launch MSI Afterburner the initial screen shows 7000 MHz as my boost clock. Is this correct? What does it actually mean? (Sorry this is my first build, only been using a couple days)

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These figures correct? They shortly drop down to about 300 Mhz and 400 Mhz at idle, just want to know why it starts off so high. I am not trying to overclock anything.

Any help appreciated.

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That's your memory clock, not core clock. It's normal for GDDR6.

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Memory frequency and not the core frequency. Perfectly normal. 

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