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that was  about 4min with furmark 1080p benchmark running

Aha, do this, max out "Power Limit", nothing will go wrong, just max it out and test again

I was just playing some Far Cry 4 and Shadow of Mordor, my 7950 is OC'd to 1040MHz. In-game with the graphics cranked to Ultra, the GPU load is 99% but the core clock stays at 850MHz?

 

CPU - 8320 4.3GHz/gigabyte 970 board, catalyst omega drivers. Is my CPU holding back the GPU or?

 

edit: I did OC it with afterburner and used afterburner to see the results in-game

 

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I was just playing some Far Cry 4 and Shadow of Mordor, my 7950 is OC'd to 1040MHz. In-game with the graphics cranked to Ultra, the GPU load is 99% but the core clock stays at 850MHz?

 

CPU - 8320 4.3GHz/gigabyte 970 board, catalyst omega drivers. Is my CPU holding back the GPU or?

How do you know it's oc'd, check GPUz and afterburner

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62c on Far Cry 4(ultra/1080p), 66c on furmark(1080p benchmark)

Ok, run furmark at windowed. Bring up afterburner and see how your gpu usage increases and at what point your core clock goes down. Record the temps there and report back. Note run furmark for 15 mins

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Ok, run furmark at windowed. Bring up afterburner and see how your gpu usage increases and at what point your core clock goes down. Record the temps there and report back. Note run furmark for 15 mins

just running unigine valley and furmark for a few min each, the core clock was jumping from 489/650/940/1040MHz etc. never stayed at 1040 for a bit

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Aha, do this, max out "Power Limit", nothing will go wrong, just max it out and test again

Thanks, that seemed to work! Stayed at a steady 1040MHz the whole time. Cheers

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Thanks, that seemed to work! Stayed at a steady 1040MHz the whole time. Cheers

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OK, so the power limit basically allows your card to get more power from the psu. Thats why in Linus's overclocking videos, you see it is always maxed out. 

When you have a good oc but you dont have enough power the gpu Power Throttles

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:) Like wont hurt :)

 

OK, so the power limit basically allows your card to get more power from the psu. Thats why in Linus's overclocking videos, you see it is always maxed out. 

When you have a good oc but you dont have enough power the gpu Power Throttles

So doing this is not like increasing the voltage? So there is no danger?

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