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2015/04/10 00:02:58 (permalink)
The picture explains it better. Basically, I am playing Witcher 2 in 2160p on my 4k monitor and I have a second monitor setup with EVGA Prescision X and GPU-Z running. I've been trying to watch temps and I was playing with a custom fan profile. It looks like setting the fan at 80% will keep the card at 71C. I noticed that my GPU clock is running at 1316mhz and sometimes will even spike up to 1328mhz. I thought the SC card is only supposed to run at 1216mhz max? I haven't done any tweaking except the fan profile. Is my card overclocking itself?
 

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    HOT POCKET
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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/10 05:59:36 (permalink)
    You are fine. It's boost 2.0 all Nvidia cards do this since the GTX600 series

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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/10 06:16:48 (permalink)
    HOT POCKET
    You are fine. It's boost 2.0 all Nvidia cards do this since the GTX600 series


    Nvidia gpu boost say your card can do better than stock specifications, so like hot pocket said, gpu boost 2.0 is giving your card a push :-) this is normal.


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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/10 18:23:04 (permalink)
     have you really never bothered to look at a single kepler or maxwell review in the last 3 years? 

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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/10 19:42:31 (permalink)
    So you spend $1,000 on it and know nothing about it?
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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/10 20:07:02 (permalink)
    It's normal mine boost to 1329Mhz 

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/10 20:35:52 (permalink)
    MrImSoGood
    So you spend $1,000 on it and know nothing about it?


    It had numbers and costs a lot.. Must buy, it has to be better.


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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/10 23:24:21 (permalink)
    Wait, I thought the Titan X was $999 because it was dual gpu??! Did I just blow $999 on a SINGLE CORE graphics card when I could have got two 980s!??????
     


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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/11 05:01:32 (permalink)
    ericc191
    Wait, I thought the Titan X was $999 because it was dual gpu??!


    Not sure if you are being serious.
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    Re: Titan X Superclock overclocking itself? 2015/04/11 07:28:34 (permalink)
    MrImSoGood
    So you spend $1,000 on it and know nothing about it?


    In his defense, if i were a regular guy that didnt know why/how, i would drop $1k on a graphics card just so i know it would work and wouldnt have to worry about anhything, that whole "peace of mind", if you know what i mean.

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