Not having to hold the ROG button to keep the program up

[bigggggert]

It is kind of annoying that I have to hold the button to keep the screen up, I don't know if this is a bug or it is intended.

[seerge]

@bigggggert hello, what exactly do you mean? It's not clear.

[bigggggert]

@bigggggert i see that you have manually set a GPU clock limit under Fans+Power, you either need to click Factory Defaults or drag slider back to it's default (OFF) position

10/25/2024 4:35:33 PM: powershell nvidia-smi -lgc 0,2990 <--- LIMIT

its already at the default, already tried resseting to default and it doesnt do anything because its already at default

[seerge]

@bigggggert ok, probably you dragged slider before ?

Anyway, it looks like clock limiting is not even supported on your device (as nvidia-smi tool that sets it says so)

10/25/2024 4:35:34 PM: Setting locked GPU clocks is not supported for GPU 00000000:01:00.0. Treating as warning and moving on. All done.

Besides that there is nothing that you could set in G-Helper that would limit clocks :) Keep in mind that when not in use GPU most likely won't run on max clocks

[bigggggert]

Yea but It was 300 mhz when running furmark, I'm gonna go see if any of the other programs I have are causing this.

[seerge]

Try to reboot, may be it's just some driver hiccup.

[bigggggert]

Yep that fixed it, was hoping to overclock using G-Helper but the gpu is throttling so I cant ;c, wish my laptop let me change fan curve.