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Impressive, congratz

I recently bought two 780ti classified and tying to understand them a bit (ambient for now, will see i I can afford something exotic in te future) and basically I couldn't stabilize it above 1258 gpu clock which is +95 offset in precision, no way to stabilize it at +100 (both normal and ln2 bios) and I noticed that if i increase NVVDD in the classified controller it droops much more than it's doing whith stock NVVDD, starting from 1.18 i would get 1.17V on load but then when i raise it to 1.2v it droops to 1.16 and of course less stable, i really don't know the reason but i don't think the problem was temperature because it was on a morpheus II and max reported temp was 45c. Should I just raise NVVDD more until it droops to the volt I want or there is some weirdness in the bios maybe that can be adjusted? Any hints?

i'm trying to find the time but yes it's a bit too long, too bad.

thanks i will check it out

In the Steve vs Jay evga stream (20 nov 2020) kingpin mentioned an old nvidia utility called "smash clocks" which should let you see some internal clocks. I can't seem to find it anywhere does anyone know how to find it or if i simply got the name wrong? also is it useful?