With any given base clock of a GPU, you will get a set pixel/texture fillrate. For example, on a reference gtx 670 your pixel fillrate will be 25.6 with a base clock of 915 or with a oc version with a base clock of 980 your pixel fillrate will be 27.4. Since kepler gpus each have a different max boost clock, will this also affect the pixel/texture fillrate although it will not read a higher rate on something like gpu-z? Or is this max boost only affecting clock speeds and leaves fillrates at what your gpu's base clock is set at?
Kepler's Max Boost Help
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spawnkiller
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Yes it will go up with the boost and the boost depends on the power available and temps. Temps over 80 start to throttle but if kept under the 80 it will stopp at the 122% power for 670.. my boost sits at 1266 most of the time.. Jumps around from time to time but thats just the nature of the thing.
What the hell is Duke talking about needs boost so it won't break LOL dumb ass
Thent
What the hell is Duke talking about needs boost so it won't break LOL dumb ass
Thent
haha, I read that thinking WTF... But ok what you said makes sense. I was just trying to decide whether to mod my bios's base clock speed or if just simply overclocking it for a better max boost would be sufficient. I probably didnt get that great of a card because anything over 1228 core crashes even though I have temps under 60C and my power target never goes over 135% (out of 200%), and all of that is with 1.212v too.
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