Turns out the situation solved itself, because at 1090Mhz core, the 3D application crashes almost instantly at 1070Mhz, it takes five minutes for it to get there. Those nVidia bastards are gonna pay for disabling my cores! But then, what's the consumption like on this 60% GPU overclock? Got no watt-meter here, oops. In other words, these precisions notebooks are supposed to handle 100W cards, and the stock K3000M is a 75W card. Lemme rephrase the question to this, to have some constructive discussion going: is running the card at such clocks considered safe? Or should I worry about blowing something (the 240W PSU, the internals of the notebook, my pride, etc.) ? Now, with the supposed issue solved, what can we do here? and it seems it holds (there's just one throttling drop in the attached screenshot, caused by by setting the aforementioned item to 80% and coming across an undemanding area of the rendered scene (I'll set the value in question ever lower then, I guess)).
GPU Z PERFCAP REASON UTIL FULL
It turns out that there's a deviously hidden menu in nVidia Inspector of "Activate full 3D by GPU usage", which I had set to 96% and then forgot all about it (no wonders here). You do remember right! And I'm a noob (hey, at least I'll admit that). That grey bar for "perfcap reason" in gpu-z means the card is dropping clocks due to low utilization if I remember right Or am I pushing this little GPU a bit too far? What can I do to do away with this throttling? Nvidia inspector? Modded drivers? Another GPU flash? Sorry guys - I'm kind of lost here, not knowing what the next move is gonna be. Obviously, jumping from 1000Mhz to 325Mhz every once in a while is not wanted, as such throttling is associated with FPS drops. The attached screenshot shows the GPU under some heavy load, at clocks, throttling a bit. I've tried and, and it did work, but the card defaulted to throttling to a lower P-state like every five seconds, or so.
The defaults of got pushed to here, along with implementing that sweet OC unlock feature - not bad, not bad at all.īut then, I wanted to squeeze more out the card. This is Quadro K3000M (Dell version, used in Dell Precision M6700). So I managed to grab one of those fine BIOSes that are supposed to unlock the potential of those Quadro cards.
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