- Feb 19, 2010
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Hi,
Wasn't sure where to post this? So I apologise if this is the wrong place!?
I have now gotten my GTX 1080 to a good level in terms of Overclocking but when playing the old blood, Afterburner doesn't show the boost clock as high a boost as it does in pretty any other game I have!?
Does anyone else know of this happening?
My core clock is set on a curve to 2011 and memory clock is at 490 and it's fine in terms of stability in both benchmarks and games and although the old blood runs fine, the boost clock only goes as high as 1683mhz which as far as aware is stock!?
Many thanks!
Wasn't sure where to post this? So I apologise if this is the wrong place!?
I have now gotten my GTX 1080 to a good level in terms of Overclocking but when playing the old blood, Afterburner doesn't show the boost clock as high a boost as it does in pretty any other game I have!?
Does anyone else know of this happening?
My core clock is set on a curve to 2011 and memory clock is at 490 and it's fine in terms of stability in both benchmarks and games and although the old blood runs fine, the boost clock only goes as high as 1683mhz which as far as aware is stock!?
Many thanks!
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