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Topic: Lowering core clock raises voltage and temps ? (Read 348 times)

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August 10, 2017, 09:38:10 AM
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Hi Guys

I don't understand why lowering the core clock raises the temps and the voltage on my GTX 1070's on afterburner.

Wouldn't it be the opposite ?



Not in every scenario. Lowering the clockspeed can also result in a situation where you lowered it enough that one ore more core can be turned off and some cores get into a higher frequency. It is a balanced system.
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Activity: 88
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Thats what i thought but i have measured the wattage with a meter and it goes up when i lower the clocks
legendary
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Hi Guys

I don't understand why lowering the core clock raises the temps and the voltage on my GTX 1070's on afterburner.

Wouldn't it be the opposite ?



It should be the opposite normally. But to adjust your temperatures move the slider down to the desired temperature and I think this should be an easy fix to this problem.
member
Activity: 88
Merit: 16
Hi Guys

I don't understand why lowering the core clock raises the temps and the voltage on my GTX 1070's on afterburner.

Wouldn't it be the opposite ?

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