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6 minutes ago, ivanraeder said:

 

I have red on many forums thet the ansver i got from MrTic was right, MSI afterburner is showing halv the clock speed

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Its either 2x or 4x depending on the program 

 

In msi afterburner it will say 4000 mhz (8000 effective)

In GPU-Z it will say 2000 mhz (8000 effective)

 

My 760 shows 3400 (6800 effective)

 

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The memory speed of the GTX 1070 are suppost to run at over 8000MHz, but it only runs at 4252 MHz when +250 MHz oc.

 

Please help!

 

 

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Thats normal ... it actually runs at 8504

Let's agree to disagree

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it ramps up depends what you do if you are gaming it should reach over advertised speed  

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1 minute ago, MrTiC said:

Thats normal ... it actually runs at 8504

Thanks! I just mounted a waterblock on it, so I was scared I had to do all that stuff again.

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1 minute ago, nerdslayer1 said:

it ramps up depends what you do if you are gaming it should reach over advertised speed  

Too me it does not, it constantly showing 4252 MHz

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Just now, ivanraeder said:

Too me it does not, it constantly showing 4252 MHz

plz check your drivers also Nvidia has really bad driver support recently and if all fails call support and hear that have to say.

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Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

plz check your drivers also Nvidia has really bad driver support recently and if all fails call support and hear that have to say.

I have the latest driver

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1 minute ago, ivanraeder said:

I have the latest driver

restart your computer and wait for the next driver update. if all els fails call support. it happened to me few update ago, it got fixed by restarting the computer. 

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Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

restart your computer and wait for the next driver update. if all els fails call support. it happened to me few update ago, it got fixed by restarting the computer. 

I have red on many forums thet the ansver i got from MrTic was right, MSI afterburner is showing halv the clock speed

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9 minutes ago, ivanraeder said:

Too me it does not, it constantly showing 4252 MHz

it displays half the actual speed. simply a bug.

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6 minutes ago, ivanraeder said:

 

I have red on many forums thet the ansver i got from MrTic was right, MSI afterburner is showing halv the clock speed

Indeed 

Its either 2x or 4x depending on the program 

 

In msi afterburner it will say 4000 mhz (8000 effective)

In GPU-Z it will say 2000 mhz (8000 effective)

 

My 760 shows 3400 (6800 effective)

 

Let's agree to disagree

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Let's take my GTX 1070 for example. My memory clock with overclock in software that followed with GPU purchase is 9308MHz, or 2327 in GPU-Z, or 4654 in MSI Afterburner. You get the point:)

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Just now, Tech Wizard said:

Let's take my GTX 1070 for example. My memory clock with overclock in software that followed with GPU purchase is 9308MHz, or 2327 in GPU-Z, or 4654 in MSI Afterburner. Hope you get the point 

I do, Thanks!

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Simply because the memory used is GDDR, Double Data Rate. 

 

DDR stands for Double Data Rate. Memories from this category transfer two data chunks per clock cycle. Translation: They achieve double the performance of memories without this feature running at the same clock rate (namely SDRAM memories, which are not available for PCs anymore).

Because of this feature, these memories are labeled with double the real maximum clock rate they can operate. For example, DDR2-800 memories work at 400 MHz, DDR2-1066 and DDR3-1066 memories work at 533 MHz, DDR3-1333 memories work at 666.6 MHz, and so on.


Read more at http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-ddr-ddr2-and-ddr3-memories/#7GCULktI0OMMEJc0.99

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6 minutes ago, ivanraeder said:

Here is a picture of my new watercooler loop!

 

What do you think?

 

PS.... Its not blue light, Its UV

 

The paper in the bottom totally kills it though, yuck! :P

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1 minute ago, ivanraeder said:

better?

Mother of temps! So jelly :P

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1 minute ago, Tech Wizard said:

Mother of temps! So jelly :P

haha, I was very impressed by the temp myself! They are really good ;)xD 

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