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Nvidia GTX 660 Memory Clock

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where is the problem?

basically thou you will have more benefit from overclocking the core frequency, that is what matters. So generally you push the core up first maybe increase the voltage a little bit, and then you adjust the memory frequency, since it tends to be lower when you up the core clock.

 

Edit: ohh i see, so the reason why the memory is up at 100 is because it will always do that in graphically intense applications, because you always want to push as much data through the memory as possible so it is available to the core. though the core frequency and the power usage varies based on how much load you put on it. Cod is horribly bad optimised for pc so it will not stress the gpu as much and the power limit of 110 will never be reached ;)

that answer the question?

Nvidia GTX 660 DirectCU II by Asus

 

Hey guys this is my firsz post so i hope I'm doin everything right if not please let me know.

I have a little problem (if it even is a problem) with my GTX 660 DirectCU II by Asus.

It is always running on 100% MemoryClock as monitored by Asus GPU Tweak and I have overclocked it a little bit, this is the first time overclocking a GPU so i hope i did everything right.

 

From 6008 to 6310 memory clock so about 300Mhz and I also added 50Mhz to my GPU Boost Clock setting if that matters and my power target is at 110%.

i hope i got everything on the picture that matters on THIS picture in he game Call of Duty:Ghosts (yes i am a CoD sucker but what can you do?)

 

Thank you in advance for your help

 

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where is the problem?

basically thou you will have more benefit from overclocking the core frequency, that is what matters. So generally you push the core up first maybe increase the voltage a little bit, and then you adjust the memory frequency, since it tends to be lower when you up the core clock.

 

Edit: ohh i see, so the reason why the memory is up at 100 is because it will always do that in graphically intense applications, because you always want to push as much data through the memory as possible so it is available to the core. though the core frequency and the power usage varies based on how much load you put on it. Cod is horribly bad optimised for pc so it will not stress the gpu as much and the power limit of 110 will never be reached ;)

that answer the question?

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