[Pichulec]

HI everyone. I have a problem in less demanding game which is Diablo III. On max boost clocks which is about 2050MHz game i smooth as silk (Game is very poorly optimised, only about 60-65 fps on 2050 clocks even that game uses only 40% of gpu power). The problem is that this game use about max 50% of power limit on max settings causing GPU to downclock to 1500-1600MHz. This downclocking cause massive lags in game and massive fps drops. Is there any way to keep boost clocks high even if power limit used is low?

Card is overclocked using curve. Playing in 4K maxed out. 



CPU and GPU is cooled by X41 kraken (one for each). Temps are CPU 60deg C max, GPU 41deg C max. So there is no problem here. Screenshot attached.

 

[Joke94]

well you could make another profile in msi afterburner and lock the freq and voltage to a spot. go to modify the curve, pick a good spot click it and press L(if i remember correct) to lock it into that spot.

 

[Avacado]

If it's EVGA, this will do it.

 

[Pichulec]

If it's EVGA, this will do it.

It is hp, but flashed to palit to get higher power limit, but i can make it evga

 

[Pichulec]

Problem solved. EVGA Precision X1 and boost lock is working. No need to be an EVGA card. Thank you Avocado!!

 

[XGS-Duplicity]

Problem solved. EVGA Precision X1 and boost lock is working. No need to be an EVGA card. Thank you Avocado!!

YOOOOOOO This is SUPER HELPFUL! Thank you for sharing this. Trying to lock the core clock to anything in afterburner with my 2080ti only locks the clock briefly, it seems to slowly drop in frequency over time regardless of temp. I'll have to try evga software now to lock it down for real.

 

[Avacado]

Problem solved. EVGA Precision X1 and boost lock is working. No need to be an EVGA card. Thank you Avocado!!

Anytime! Make sure you unlink the power threshold from the GPU temp, you don't want her to hit 88c

 

[Pichulec]

Can you please explain how does it work?