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Hello, I have some experience overclocking gpu, but there are a few things that I'm still completely lost on.  I just installed my new 1080ti strix and see this when i first open afterburner.  I could move forward and overclock the gpu but I'd rather make sure I understand everything so I can get the best performance possible. So where does 240 and 405 come from? and is it good? or is that what it starts at? 

 

I know what core clock and memory speeds are, but i dont see where 240 and 405 come from. 

Thanks!

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8 minutes ago, jimmyjimmies said:

Hello, I have some experience overclocking gpu, but there are a few things that I'm still completely lost on.  I just installed my new 1080ti strix and see this when i first open afterburner.  I could move forward and overclock the gpu but I'd rather make sure I understand everything so I can get the best performance possible. So where does 240 and 405 come from? and is it good? or is that what it starts at? 

 

I know what core clock and memory speeds are, but i dont see where 240 and 405 come from. 

Thanks!

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240 and 405 are your current clock it is running at. Top is Core clock and bottom is memory clock

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18 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

240 and 405 are your current clock it is running at. Top is Core clock and bottom is memory clock

 

23 minutes ago, Jorgen297 said:

240 and 405 are idle clocks, when the card doesn't need to use power it won't do it. i mean it's always using power, but it limits power usage.

Thank you good gentlemen!

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