Fix Clock Nvidia for Cuda by OS (English)
To fix the clock Power Limit, doesn't need to be fixed. If you specify a Power Limit and is too low, the clock will not get fixed. So It is a good recomendation to put a high Power Limit and reduce the Watts with the Fix Clock Solution, only for Turing and Ampere.
Linux:
HiveOS: You have to put the direct value in the +Core Clock Mhz, in this example we are putting 750Mhz to the RTX 3070, only avaliable after 0.6-202@210331.
MMPOS: In Settings you have to select 'Lock GPU clock frequency`, in this example we are putting 750Mhz to the RTX 3070
RaveOS: In Set you have to specify this parameter: oc --fixclk=value, , in this example we are putting 765Mhz to the RTX 3070
SMOS: You need to do it by the bash command, you have to specify this parameter:sudo nvidia-smi -i $GPU -lgc $VALUE . Remember you have to use the website base64encode.org to convert it.
Windows 10:
Msi Afterburner:
- You can set a flat V/F curve using MSI Afterburner.
- Drag your core clock slider all the way to the left.
- Hit apply.
- Ctrl + F to open the V/F curve.
- Find the voltage you want to run and drag it up to the frequency you want to run.
- Hit apply and everything to the right of your selected point should flatten out.
CTRL + F: open the voltage curve menu
CTRL + L: lock voltage and frequency to the highlighted dot
Tab / Shift-Tab: select next/previous dot
CTRL + UP / CTRL + DOWN: increase/decrease the frequency of the selected dot by 10 (it would be 1 without ctrl)
Manually: That will work for Linux and Windows 10 nvidia-smi -i $GPU -lgc $VALUE
Values:
| GPU | Range |
|---|---|
| 2060 | 1000 - 1050 |
| 2070 | 1000 - 1050 |
| 2080 | 1110 - 1160 |
| 3060 (1) | 1070 - 1120 |
| 3060ti | 1320 - 1370 |
| 3070 | 735 - 785 |
| 3080 | 1010 - 1060 |
| 3090 | 1120 - 1170 |
(1) Windows with 470.05 Drivers