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#Gpu not going into 3d clock drivers#

*Running the latest version of Crimson and latest graphics drivers from AMD. *Windows 8.1 running on an OCZ Arc100 Sata III SSD, Fallout 4 is installed on a 7200RPM 1TB Sata III HDD. *RAM: Kingston HyperX Dual Channel DDR3 16GB 1866 MHz It may also be worth noting that my GPU fans don't kick up high either, if anything they just come on at a very low speed (GPU temperature reading is around 65c in the above scenario).Īny thoughts on this or similar experiences? Is the game just doing a poor job of utilization? Am I bottle necking somewhere and not seeing it? If your game does not perform as well as you expect with your AMD or Nvidia graphics card, it may be running with the wrong GPU. I have tried setting the max power in Crimson to +50% in case it needed more power to reach the max speed but it made no difference. Often times even when the GPU load peaks up to 100% the GPU clock speed will still be sitting at 300 MHz.

Run a benchmark, stress test, or a game for a few hours and check for issues and monitor improvements. Each time, test for stability and performance, and then repeat. GPU Memory Clock Speed: 1400-1500 MHz (Max is 1500 MHz). After gently testing the core clock and memory clock rate, continue fine-tuning by increasing your GPU overclock by 10 MHz. GPU Clock Speed: 300-883 MHz (Max clock speed is 1025 MHz). So for example, in Fallout 4 at a high altitude in Diamond City looking at the market with lots of characters and buildings on the screen, my speeds and loads are as follows:ĬPU Speed: 4.5 GHz (which is what my OC is set to). 214MHz is the minimum state for that GPU.

Wanted to know if anybody else is having this issue and ideas on resolving it. Athlonite said: something definitely hookie with your gpu on the desktop alone your gpu core clock should be reading 300MHz not 214MHz I'd have to say that somewhere somehow some setting has become borked I'd defo do the DDU and reinstall the driver.