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Hey, so i've had my GTX 1050ti Zotac Mini edition for a good 6 months.

 

I've never had a problem at all with it, and i would hardly call this a problem now. 


I decided to benchmark the gpu since i recently overclocked my cpu. So i booted up Heaven benchmark and popped up GPU-Z on my second monitor. All was fine till the benchmark started. Core clock went from 1303mhz to 1721mhz! My boost is set to something like 1450mhz.

 

Now that i look at it more its going up to 1721 in every game. Memory isnt going up but core clock is.

 

So the main question is why, how can i stop this and should i stop this. 

 

Note: I've never even attempted to overclock the gpu.

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That's called gpu boost 3.0 and it's normal.

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