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I have a GTX 970, I've had it for a while, and my friend changed some settings in the Nvidia Control panel (idk which ones) to "reduce latency" and ever since then, the card wouldn't down clock at idle, I'm sitting with an idle temp of 63C just using chrome. does anyone know what settings to change to make the card down clock? Also, when this issue is fixed, does anyone know a stable overlclock  I have the EVGA SSC with the ACX 2.0 cooler, I will do it in afterburner

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1 minute ago, Butch00 said:

I just tried default settings and adaptive, still ~60 :(

well the fan speed is on minimum

 

As for the overclock its a chip lottery, mine can do 1500 but I use 1418 day to day

 

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remove drivers and do a clean install of the card

1 minute ago, Butch00 said:

Ill try that next

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43 is still high...

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Nah, it's not really high. It depends on the idle airflow in the case. Mine is 37, but I have the case input air via the GPU ventilation. So eventhough the fans are off, it still receives a small amount of airflow.

 

In my previous case it was 50.

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3 minutes ago, Majestic said:

Nah, it's not really high. It depends on the idle airflow in the case. Mine is 37, but I have the case input air via the GPU ventilation. So eventhough the fans are off, it still receives a small amount of airflow.

 

In my previous case it was 50.

Maybe I'm just spoiled by 21c temps. ?

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1 minute ago, Majestic said:

Meh, did you make that comment just so you'd be able to plug your watercooling solution? Please don't do that...

Nah. I don't know the guy's ambient temps. Maybe he has higher ambient or SFF. I just thought 43 was high idle without knowing other determining factors.

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