Not sure what is causing this problem, but I am suspecting its the driver.
My GTX 670 SLI setup recently decided to run only at 915mhz (stock clock) even after I set it to OC. E.G. My boost would never kick in during gaming. I am not sure if this is something kepler cards do in SLI but I haven't been having this issue before.
I just tested running my cards at a small oc + 122% power target and I was still having an extremely hard time getting boost clocks to kick in like they should.
I switched to Adpative Power Management from to Full Performance and got to see my clock speeds actually drop lower than stock clock. Probably because it takes no effort for my system to run BF3 at my settings.
I think I should just get a fresh driver install and hopefully that fixes it. If not then I have no clue what is going on and any insight on the matter would be highly appreciated.
Zac
My GTX 670 SLI setup recently decided to run only at 915mhz (stock clock) even after I set it to OC. E.G. My boost would never kick in during gaming. I am not sure if this is something kepler cards do in SLI but I haven't been having this issue before.
I just tested running my cards at a small oc + 122% power target and I was still having an extremely hard time getting boost clocks to kick in like they should.
I switched to Adpative Power Management from to Full Performance and got to see my clock speeds actually drop lower than stock clock. Probably because it takes no effort for my system to run BF3 at my settings.
I think I should just get a fresh driver install and hopefully that fixes it. If not then I have no clue what is going on and any insight on the matter would be highly appreciated.
Zac