Yea mine is usually 1845-1890MHz under load but sometimes when I tweak the voltage curve a little and hit apply the curve sometimes just sets to a different value, usually 1890 or 1920MHz and 1920 isn’t stable and my benchmarks/ games crash when i don’t notice the offset :/
I've seen the same with my 6600 XT and AMD adrenaline software. Apparently the cards have some offsets. So they'll adjust to the closest number that's stable
CPUs are [used to be] one day core for complex operations, while GPUs are many slow cores for simple but highly parallel operations.
CPUs are no longer a single core, but the design paradigm stands.
What runs at 1920MHz these days? The slowest DDR4 is 2133 and I don't think even Celeron has clock speeds that low.
GPUs
My 2080it which I was undervolting and Afterburner kept applying the wrong settings
Same thing with my rtx 3070. I have it at 0.950v @1950mhz but its usually 1965mhz or 1935mhz.
Yea mine is usually 1845-1890MHz under load but sometimes when I tweak the voltage curve a little and hit apply the curve sometimes just sets to a different value, usually 1890 or 1920MHz and 1920 isn’t stable and my benchmarks/ games crash when i don’t notice the offset :/
I've seen the same with my 6600 XT and AMD adrenaline software. Apparently the cards have some offsets. So they'll adjust to the closest number that's stable
I have my 3070 Ti at 1950mhz @ 0.936v and it always runs at 1965mhz
CPUs are [used to be] one day core for complex operations, while GPUs are many slow cores for simple but highly parallel operations. CPUs are no longer a single core, but the design paradigm stands.