- Nov 24, 2013
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Hi everyone,
First of all a disclaimer, this obviously belongs to the category "underclocking",
but since that doesn't exist I put it in the category "overclocking".
I care about my pc parts, and I want them to last as long as possible.
So I was wondering... Does it help to lower GPU clocks and GPU memory clocks?
I want to lower them during internet surfing and such,
in order to get lower temps which help my pc.
I use GPU Tweak from ASUS on my GTX 780 DCUII, and the lowest I can get is:
GPU Boost Clock (MHz) - 836 (offset -105);
Memory Clock (MHz) - 4508 (offset -1500).
i noticed that, during my configs, the temps went up from 25C to 30C,
which is weird because I was actually lowering clockspeeds :/
Is it best to leave my clocks to the standard settings,
or should I put them as low as possible when I'm not gaming?
Thanks
First of all a disclaimer, this obviously belongs to the category "underclocking",
but since that doesn't exist I put it in the category "overclocking".
I care about my pc parts, and I want them to last as long as possible.
So I was wondering... Does it help to lower GPU clocks and GPU memory clocks?
I want to lower them during internet surfing and such,
in order to get lower temps which help my pc.
I use GPU Tweak from ASUS on my GTX 780 DCUII, and the lowest I can get is:
GPU Boost Clock (MHz) - 836 (offset -105);
Memory Clock (MHz) - 4508 (offset -1500).
i noticed that, during my configs, the temps went up from 25C to 30C,
which is weird because I was actually lowering clockspeeds :/
Is it best to leave my clocks to the standard settings,
or should I put them as low as possible when I'm not gaming?
Thanks
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