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gtx 780 not performing well... HELP stuck at 536MHz

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maybe set the clocks manually?

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hey, my gtx 780s core clock speed wont go over 536mhz. :C not good for gaming as you may know. why is this happening? do you have any idea? how do i fix it? i hav my fan at 100% when im gaming so its 40-55max while gaming bf3 ultra 1050pnow i have shitty fps, mabye around 30-40 while playing bf3 with ultra settings 1050p help please? 

 

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maybe set the clocks manually?

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PSU?

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Try setting the clock speed manualy, i can't see anything wrong with doing that

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Take the temp bar to 94C, then check if it increases. You may have to restart after you set in your settings.

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That is your problem, never use beta drivers, download latest non beta drivers.

 

I'm using the beta drivers and have no problems. These are the most stable drivers since at least the last two driver iterations.

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Reinstall your drivers. I've had this before.

 

I've also had the opposite - pinned at full 3d clocks for no reason until a driver reinstall. (not bitcoin virus).

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I assume you've tried restarting. This happened to my 650 Ti, and restarting fixed it. However, for a 780 not sure what's happening there. As others have said, check your PSU output, the power on paper for it looks fine.

 

If all else fails, reinstall drivers or (hopefully not) RMA :o.

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try turning on k-boost in the overvolting menu, makes it run flat out all the time rather than stepping down when it's not in use.

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