What is your GPU temp like! Are they overheat? Boost is help to control cool processor and FPS! 
If you play at 60FPS is great cooler and not to worry about boost is helping control the GPU card!!
 
Your Card do have Boost 3.0 it say on Specifications have a look below -
 
 

To my knowledge there is no way to disable GPU Boost 3 yet and maybe there other member may know better than me.
I use my Boost to 2125 and my temp running games at between 60 to 65c depend on games with no offset voltages at 0. That Boost is control the temp and FPS.
 

goyetus
Thanks a lot for your answers............
It seems to be a feature that only can be overrrided  in bios :(

Regards all !!!

No problem! maybe you can try contact EVGA Customer support and they will friendly help you? Here Customer Service 
They will know better 

Easy...
 
#1 Goto the nvidia control panel and enable debug mode.
 

 
#2 Use the latest version of msi afterburner to lock/force a certain voltage/frequency range using the voltage/frequency curve editor in msi afterburner.
 
e.g. Going to lock/force my 2080 ti to its base clock frequency of 1350MHz...
 
Simply open msi afterburner and press ctrl+f to open the voltage/frequency curve editor, and then select a point on the graph that corresponds to the base clock speed of your gpu, and press ctrl+l to lock/force the voltage/frequency point you selected. A yellow line will appear and that is telling you that your point is ready to be applied by clicking the check mark button on main gui. Once you click the check mark button on the main gui your clocks will be set to what you selected. Should look like this after you're done...
 

 
 
And here is a little run of heaven benchmark 4.0 running at the set 1350MHz...
 

 

z999z3mystorys
I'd use the GPU temp/power target setting in Precision X1. With that, you can limit it to 50% max power, and 65C (in my case anyway) which is a very low temp for a card in use. It'd be a better option that trying to force a set clock speed that under normal or disable the boost, assuming temps or power is the focus.
 

+1
 
&  debug mode
 
Nvidia Boost will always try to give max performance ... Most would call that a Plus

thanks a lot Sajin!!!!

Sajin
No problem. 

Sajin,  your Method is PERFECT.
 
I tryed with Nioh  ,   and is rock stable at 1550 mhz.
60 ftps always at 2560x1440p
The game has 60 fps locker,  but nvidia boost was messing the power used...

From 60-63º  to  58º  !!!!!

THANKS A LOT!!!!



 
 

Yup, throw debug mode in your toolbox of troubleshooting next time you have a GPU issue. Simple, fast way to check the stability of the factory overclock. Plus, if for some reason you just want to set clocks to stock without the boost.

black19972020
hi friend I have this problem also I have RTX 2070 super ftw3 ultra and I have same problem my GPU running at 1960 MHz how can is solve this problem in evga it says boost clock is 1815 MHz but when i click bootsclock in  evga presicion  in runs at 1960 mhz  how can i solve 

Same as Sajin mentioned earlier, use debug mode.

Aside from that, the clocks you are seeing in GPU-z are strictly based on baseline clocks and do not (cannot) account for GPU Boost 4.0. There is no way to get around that difference, as NVidia built it into the cards and doesn’t provide a way to turn it off outside of running at the debug speeds.