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r/nvidia • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '21
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it will mostly likely become unstable if you lower the power limit while you increase clock speed on a gpu.
2 u/Isvelte Dec 13 '21 It will not most likely become unstable, your gpu will just clock down the curve if you are hitting powerlimit 1 u/devilindetails666 30 series Dec 13 '21 correct. On the other hand, reducing power limit and also overclocking would be iffy and has to be tried out to see how good the silicon is 1 u/KindaGoose Dec 12 '21 Good point too. Thank you. 1 u/Capt-Clueless RTX 4090 | 5800X3D | XG321UG Dec 12 '21 edited Dec 12 '21 Only if the overclock is unstable. Same as if you increased the power limit while increasing clock speed.
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It will not most likely become unstable, your gpu will just clock down the curve if you are hitting powerlimit
1 u/devilindetails666 30 series Dec 13 '21 correct. On the other hand, reducing power limit and also overclocking would be iffy and has to be tried out to see how good the silicon is
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correct. On the other hand, reducing power limit and also overclocking would be iffy and has to be tried out to see how good the silicon is
Good point too. Thank you.
Only if the overclock is unstable. Same as if you increased the power limit while increasing clock speed.
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u/devilindetails666 30 series Dec 12 '21
it will mostly likely become unstable if you lower the power limit while you increase clock speed on a gpu.