980 Ti speeds bad?

[MW2Man00]

I have a NVIDIA reference card, and when I play games the core speeds sit at 505 MHz and the memory speeds at around 3500 MHz, and I looked up the specs and I should be getting over 1000 MHz on core speed and 7000 MHz on memory, is there an issue with my card?

 

I use CPUID HWMonitor to see my speeds and temps, and I've used other programs as well.

 

SPECS:

i7 4790k @ 4.5GHz

H110i GTX CPU cooler

Asus Z97-A USB 3.1

16GB HyperX Fury Memory

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti

250GB Samsung 850 EVO

1tb WD Blue

[Praesi]

Yes, those Numbers are bad.

Run Valley and GPU-Z make Screenshots of both Tabs.

Run Firestrike post your Score.

[AlwaysFSX]

Memory speed is correct, if you double it it's at 7000. Don't worry or ask why, that's correct.

 

Your core speed is waaaaaaaaaaay off though. Have you accidentally set it to run at 505?

[danrey84]

I would use MSI afterburner as that will tell you exactly your specs. 505Mhz for clock speeds is bad. Have you got enough power going to it

[Majestic]

Yeah this can happen sometimes after a driver crash or bad OC. It's stuck at 500mhz. But a reboot usually fixes that for me.

[MW2Man00]

I haven't attempted to OC and rebooting my pc hasn't done anything, I'm downloading Unigine Valley and am goign to run that side by side with GPU-Z and see my speeds

 

[danrey84]

Have you got msi afternurner @MW2Man00 I would download this and see where you stand. Pus with that you can actually set it to what your specs should be

[MW2Man00]

I ran Unigine Valley and it said my speeds were 1387 MHz on the core clock and 3505 MHz on Memory clock. Must be an issue with HWMonitor, thanks guys.