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So the "Power" is the percentage of power draw from my PSU out of the maximum potential power my PSU can supply, or is it for the GPU?

the maximum power that the GPU will use

yes thats max power that is set by the power limit slider

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But the power limit slider determines how much power the GPU is allowed to draw as a percentage of the GPU's power limit. I'm pretty sure that's the "Power Limit" stat.

yes, so if you put the slider to 113%, the graph will be able to go up to 113% instead of 100% power usage

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yes, so if you put the slider to 113%, the graph will be able to go up to 113% instead of 100% power usage

Yes, but that doesn't answer my original question. That was asking what a completely different stat was for. You are talking about "Power Limit", I was asking about "Power".

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Yes, but that doesn't answer my original question. That was asking what a completely different stat was for. You are talking about "Power Limit", I was asking about "Power".

i already said, thats why the power usage is

power = power usage

power limit = max power usage

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So the "Power" is the percentage of power draw from my PSU out of the maximum potential power my PSU can supply, or is it for the GPU?

the maximum power that the GPU will use

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