![]() But this does not affect performance in any way. It looks like no one has asked this question before me. I have already written to Gigabyte support and am waiting for clarifications, if any. Since for my model, if we are talking about the correct BIOS, the maximum TDP is 220W, which I saw when I ran the test. This fully confirms that the reason is inflated TDP limits in the BIOS of my graphics card. And for the first time I saw that TDP was loaded at 100%. And in this testing, graphics card was loaded to the maximum. When testing a graphics card, namely the so-called "power test", which allows you to load all the elements of the system to identify problems. I install a program for extreme testing of the system OCCT. Regarding Combustor, when testing in this program, the frequency was from 1740 on the core (not higher), so this is a problem in the furmark. Their videocard, as in my case, was loaded at a maximum of 95% by TDP. And, according to the tests that I managed to find on techpowerup, this is the norm for my videocard, they also increased the Power Limit to 104% in Afterburner when testing the video card. Because of this, I think the videocard is not loaded at 100% TDP. On my native videocard, judging by Gpu-z, in the NVIDIA BIOS TDP column, the default TDP is 220W, and the maximum is 230W. And according to the data I found on the internet, my default TDP should be 200W and the maximum is 220W. I have a regular Gaming OC, with one 8-pin power connector. Because of what TDP increases and limits, in turn, also increase. Perhaps it has a BIOS, which is also installed in Gigabyte 3060 Ti Pro OC cards, where there is an additional 6-pin power connector. Perhaps this problem is on the part of the BIOS of my videocard and the model range as a whole. I did a little research and came to the conclusion. Just in case, my GPU is Gigabyte 3060 ti Gaming Oc LHR (ver 2.0) If measured with a tester, then the difference can be 0.1-0.2v. I checked the voltage on the 12V line in AIDA64 (I know that this is not entirely correct), but when the video card is loaded with 12V, the line shows 11.800V, which is normal. ![]() When I look at the test results of other people, they have a maximum TDP of 100 to 102%. I also turned on the preferred speed mode to the maximum in the nvidia settings, this also did not help. I've tried raising the power limit in Afterburner to 104%, but that didn't help. Sometimes it goes up to 96%, for a second. But it confuses me that in all test scenarios my TDP does not exceed 93-94%. In MSi Kombustor, when testing at 1080p, the GPU frequency rises to 1780-1800 Mhz with an average fps of 62 frames. If I turn on the 720p test, the frequency rises to 1515 mhz. When viewed in GPU-Z, the frequency drops from 1740 to 1410. The GPU frequency during testing in Furmark does not exceed 1410 Mhz, judging by the graphics. In FurMark, I get an average of 169 FPS with GPU Benchmark 1080p.
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