[C-zom]

Uh... help?

http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/9613/66116014.png

 

[C-zom]

Also HOLY CRAP those are low 2d clocks .Is my 480 busted?

 

[Sabis]

Precision has been really buggy on me too, so I switched to MSI Afterburner with my new card. I prefer it, was able to set a custom auto-fan profile that works great without me having to manually adjust.

Edit: And nom, 2d clocks are always super freaky low.

 

[dpx [R]]

did you download the correct drivers? if not, try going through the hardware control panel and detect the gpu again

 

[MahiMahiMahi]

lol that is not a problem at all, My evga precision does the same thing.

EDIT: i run auto fan b/c if the card dies, It is evga's fault.

 

[C-zom]

You guys really are life savers.

 

[robbo2]

Yeah everything looks normal to me? Also I think afterburner is a much better program.

 

[Clairvoyant129]

It's not a bug... for the new GTX400s, core speed and shaders are linked so your clock speed would be half of your shader speed. When you increase your shader speed by whatever speed, your clock speed goes up by 1/2 of it.

 

[C-zom]

So.. this is normal too? I'm confused...

http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/3103/88855623.png

 

[robbo2]

No you have the wrong version of afterburner. 1.6.0 is what I use might be something newer out not sure.

 

[brettjv]

Quote:

Originally Posted by C-zom So.. this is normal too? I'm confused... http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/3103/88855623.png

It's totally normal if:
1) You installed AB with a non-Fermi card, and
2) Then you installed a Fermi card, but did not reinstall AB afterwards.

Uninstall your current version of AB, then install the latest Afterburner (v1.6.0), and you'll be golden.