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@echo off

start "" "C:\Program Files\Nvidia Inspector\nvidiaInspector.exe" -forcepstate:0,16 -setVoltageOffset:0,0,187500

exit

Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.Run chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\Nvidia Inspector\gpu boost.cmd" & Chr(34), 0
Set WshShell = Nothing

@echo off

start "" "C:\Program Files\Nvidia Inspector\nvidiaInspector.exe" -forcepstate:0,8

exit

Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.Run chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\Nvidia Inspector\gpu idle.cmd" & Chr(34), 0
Set WshShell = Nothing

Slider6996
Welp im back again with new issue...lol. I recently didnt have to use the bat files since pc seemed to finally auto downclock correctly once i exited a game but noticed now neither bat file no longer downclocks or boost when used, i havent reinstalled windows or changed anything. Clock stays 1291 ( not my max OC btw ) but difference this time is i know what program is causing it but it wasnt causing this problem not even hour or so ago and that is skype. 
 
Skype use to do this but it seemed to of fixed itself before but now its back to making my gpu usage high for some unknown reason, soon as i close skype it idles back down to 135. So i mean technically i dont need the bat files to work if i can figure out why skype is now causing this issue again, i checked for update and there was one so i updated but still no luck. Dont even think i fixed it before it just started downclocking right way.
 
So figure i try to use the idle.bat file i used before which i never got rid of and stays on desktop and checked the line of code when opened to make sure it matched and everything is good, quite confused to why it dont work so got any ideas this time lol? Maybe something in inspector i need to do maybe? Been awhile so little iffy on messing with anything in there.

Slider6996
Well got a update for ya, i was looking for that program driver sweeper but came across i guess a new version of it called Display Driver Cleaner or something and so downloaded that and uninstalled current driver then ran that program/restarted then reinstalled current driver and all seems fixed now...Least so far anyway. Idk if i can post the link to program but ya, it seems to of fixed issue so far. 

Slider6996
:) ty again for always coming here and replying and helping as always though. 

XrayMan

Slider6996
:) ty again for always coming here and replying and helping as always though. 

He's ok I guess.     

Sajin
Want max performance when gaming? NVIDIA getting you down by downclocking & throttling your GPUs? No Problem. Here is the FIX!

#1 Download and Install EVGA Precision X v3.0.4, NVIDIA Inspector v1.9.6.6, & WinRAR 4.20 to desktop. (Install WinRAR 4.20 First, then Precision, lastly NVIDIA Inspector.)
- http://www.evga.com/Drive....zip&survey=13.0.4
- http://download.orbmu2k.de/download.php?id=51
- http://www.rarlab.com/rar/winrar-x64-420.exe

#2 Run Winrar-x64-420.exe and follow the instructions on the screen and install WinRAR to wherever you like.

#3 After installing WinRAR 4.20, proceed to installing EVGA Precision X by extracting EVGAPrecisionX.zip to desktop.
- Right click on EVGAPrecisionX.zip on the desktop and select "Extract to EVGAPrecisionX\" (The folder EVGAPrecisionX should have been created and placed onto your desktop.)
- Open the EVGAPrecisionX folder and run the EVGA_PrecisionX_Setup_304.exe, follow the instructions on the screen and install Precision wherever you like.

#4 Install NVIDIA Inspector.
- Right click on NvidiaInspector.zip on the desktop and select "Extract files...", Extract to Destination Path "C:\Program Files (x86)\nvidiaInspector" without quotes.
- Press OK to start the extraction.

#5 Run EVGA Precision X
- Select Configuration at the top right. (Looks like two gears inside a watch) and select the General Tab, check mark "Start with Windows", Press OK to exit Config.
- Select the Adjust Voltage button, Raise voltage to 1175mv & Enable K-Boost then hit Apply. (If using SLI, please disable SLI prior to enabling this feature, you can re-enable SLI once system is rebooted.) Reboot... Enable SLI If needed.

#6 Open EVGA Precision and notice that now your boost clock is running at a constant speed. :) (Of course you don't want to run like this at all times so proceed to step #7)

#7 Create Force Idle & Force Constant Boost .bat files for Nvidia Inspector. (These two .bat files will allow to to idle down your GPU Boost & Voltage or set it back to Constant Boost & Max Voltage as needed.)
- Open 2x Notepad (Click Start and type in Notepad and hit Enter.) <<Do this twice.
- Copy and Paste this... "C:\Program Files (x86)\nvidiainspector\nvidiaInspector.exe" -forcepstate:0,8 into your first Notepad, Save AS... Force Idle.bat and save to Desktop.
- Copy and Paste this... "C:\Program Files (x86)\nvidiainspector\nvidiaInspector.exe" -forcepstate:0,16 -setVoltageOffset:0,0,187500 into your second Notepad, Save AS... Force Constant Boost.bat and save to Desktop.

The Force Idle & Force Constant Boost.bat files may need to include extra lines for multi GPUs. e.g. You would have to add "C:\Program Files (x86)\nvidiainspector\nvidiaInspector.exe" -forcepstate:1,8 to the idle.bat & "C:\Program Files (x86)\nvidiainspector\nvidiaInspector.exe" -forcepstate:1,16 -setVoltageOffset:1,0,187500 to the constant.bat for a 2nd gpu for SLI.

Don't forget to add the Force Idle.bat to your system startup folder, this will ensure that your card or cards automatically idle every time you startup or reboot your machine without you having to click the Force Idle.bat every time on the desktop. 

Congratulations no more downclocking or throttling. Can we go higher than our stock boost clocks? YEP. Can we still OC? YEP, just change your GPU offset to whatever you like and make sure to test for stability.

the_Scarlet_one

scarface_810
hello i saw this kboost post but i have sli 1080 i fallow ever thing you post but it don;t work i ues  -forcepstate:1,8    -forcepstate:1,16 -setVoltageOffset:1,0,187500 idk about the voltageoffset i din;t mess with it with evga persion tool it has 100% but the voltage din;t chagne

This post is almost 6 years old.... everything has changed and this post had nothing to do with 1080’s. Would be far better if you went to the 1000 series forums and read up on new cards rather than trying to use a post from a time when these cards weren’t even a dream yet.

https://forums.evga.com/E...ce-10-Series-f103.aspx This is the 2016-current threads, look through there or ask for help.

artcheezzz

Sajin
Want max performance when gaming? NVIDIA getting you down by downclocking & throttling your GPUs? No Problem. Here is the FIX!

#1 Download and Install EVGA Precision X v3.0.4, NVIDIA Inspector v1.9.6.6, & WinRAR 4.20 to desktop. (Install WinRAR 4.20 First, then Precision, lastly NVIDIA Inspector.)
- http://www.evga.com/Drive....zip&survey=13.0.4
- http://download.orbmu2k.de/download.php?id=51
- http://www.rarlab.com/rar/winrar-x64-420.exe 



Congratulations no more downclocking or throttling. Can we go higher than our stock boost clocks? YEP. Can we still OC? YEP, just change your GPU offset to whatever you like and make sure to test for stability.

Nice one, is that still applies few years later? Or new drivers fixed that?