According to EVGA's precision, my GTX 295 is stuck at 400 MHz (or 2d mode I think it's called) and it's not going to it's correct clock (600 MHz) when I launch a game. Does anyone know how do disable this? It's happened to me in the past but I can't remember how I fixed it.
(It's not Precision that's doing it either)
on 2D Mode it will be at 400 MHz
But choose 3D Mode and it will be at the 600mhz
[QUOTE=Neddy;19223668]on 2D Mode it will be at 400 MHz
But choose 3D Mode and it will be at the 600mhz[/QUOTE]
I know, but it's not doing it automatically when I start up a game like it's always done. And I don't know how to force it into 3d mode.
it will auto go into 3D Mode or it should my GTX 260 does
[QUOTE=Neddy;19223754]it will auto go into 3D Mode or it should my GTX 260 does[/QUOTE]
But it [I]doesn't[/I], and that's why I'm asking for help.
Try using GPU-Z and see if it shows the clock changing, it could be a bug with the EVGA program.
[QUOTE=GiGaBiTe;19224583]Try using GPU-Z and see if it shows the clock changing, it could be a bug with the EVGA program.[/QUOTE]
I seemed to have solved the problem. I was able to force high performance mode in the Nvidia Control Panel, but now it does't downclock to the idle mode it usually does during inactivity automatically :frown:
Ah well.
Try reinstalling the drivers.
Its caused by overclocking, Just restart your computer
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