Remember that GPU reduce their clockrate when they are not fully utilized.
ie at 50-60% load, you might see lower clocks than at 99% load.
Flux Capacitor User
Remember that GPU reduce their clockrate when they are not fully utilized.
ie at 50-60% load, you might see lower clocks than at 99% load.
500W User
Yes but in this moment GPU LOAD was 96%. power drop 58%,gpu clock drop from 1975mhz to 1575mhz,but gpu load not dropped ,it was 96%. Maybe it was so fast so gpu load not dropeed to manage to do in time.
20W User
Maybe it was thermal control.
Flux Capacitor User
Or a stutter due to loading stuff from the Harddrive...
500W User
Thank you for replies. I Dont wanna make you tired of me. Just wondering. How is this possible that gpu power drops but gpu load stays 96%? And clock dropped for 1 second
20W User
Let's say it is at 78% load and a clock drop would take it to 80% speed; now when it drops it is again near 100% load?
Last edited by ashiekh; 09-16-2019 at 05:21 PM.
500W User
Ok last question.
So its not psu or gpu issue? I ask because like you see on diagram.
Red arrows. First time gpu power drop to 20%,GPU LOAD stays 96% ,but clock steady 1980mhz
Red arrows 2: Gpu power drop to 58%,GPU LOAD still stays 96%, but this time clock dropped to 1575 mhz for a second.
And why then GPU LOAD not dropped?
Anyway i cant reproduce this again with the same apps in background. Now its smooth without that stutter,weir.
But its was not hardware related?
Last edited by sew333; 09-16-2019 at 09:09 PM.
ssssssmokin'
Doesn't look hardware related. But if it was hardware related it wasn't a defective component.
500W User
Yeah but why clock dip for 1 ms to 1575mhz and power to 58% while gpu usage stays 96%? If somebody explain me this. Anyway ignore that and forget?
Flux Capacitor User
Because in that moment the power the GPU delivered at 1575MHz was enough and higher clockrates weren't necessary and just a waste...
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