Graphic card memory clock speed problem

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Zander_3

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Hello everyone Im noob at Graphic Cards

I had an AMD 6450 with around 500 Core Clock speed and 533 Memory clock speed

Months later and I changed to Inno3d Nvidia gt730 128 bit 2gb and it
has the correct clock speed(700mhz) but the memory clock is still 533mhz(supposed to be 1066)
I checked with msi afterburner to confirm that

I uninstalled-reinstalled the drivers already but nothing

Is there anything im doing wrong or not getting?
 
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I recommend you install and setup Rivatuner Statistics Server (RTSS) to keep track of your GPU's clock speeds to really confirm it. Anything that can show your clock speeds while in-game. I also recommend you uninstall the residual AMD graphics drivers and restart the PC afterwards, as you made a switch to Nvidia, as it could be the reason it's causing that bug. If that doesn't work, you may try to re-install MSI Afterburner.

This happened to me as well, my 1050 Ti's memory clock speeds were showing 1,400mhz, but was meant to be 1,980 mhz.
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ravenjedmanicdao

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I recommend you install and setup Rivatuner Statistics Server (RTSS) to keep track of your GPU's clock speeds to really confirm it. Anything that can show your clock speeds while in-game. I also recommend you uninstall the residual AMD graphics drivers and restart the PC afterwards, as you made a switch to Nvidia, as it could be the reason it's causing that bug. If that doesn't work, you may try to re-install MSI Afterburner.

This happened to me as well, my 1050 Ti's memory clock speeds were showing 1,400mhz, but was meant to be 1,980 mhz.
 
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