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    GTX 570 will not downclock at 120hz

    So I asked in some other thread and found my GTX 570 (which is at a standstill in the mail) to 120 Hz down clocked not someone says this, but I would ask why? Cannot you take a driver update which will look out of this? My 5870 is currently running at 157 core and memory from 300 to 120 Hz, so I see what the problem? Anyone has any idea or any information in this? Please if anyone here find any information or any idea about this than, please provide me.

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    Re: GTX 570 will not downclock at 120hz

    Is it really so important to have 120Hz refresh while downclocked? Possibly the monitor is used in a way which is unknown to me, so I am asking gravely, not trying to get into a war here. My monitor is place to 110 Hz at the desk, and said Hemi and 120 Hz in each party or any other 3D application on the card is running at the top of the clock. No problem. If I'm browsing or doing basically anything that is required and / or do not needs the high power draw and clock speed, then why there is a need 120Hz refresh?

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    Re: GTX 570 will not downclock at 120hz

    For the use of games that do not require 120 Hz, 60 would be well. I do not appreciate why I cannot stop at 120 Hz and at a standstill have downclocking, I can do right now. So can anybody tell me why this pixel MAXICAL watches me do it? Just does not seem necessary. This is a hardware limitation with the architecture of the card compared to my 5870? May also have been misinformed, but I had the impression that I am not alone desktop refresh rate to 120 Hz, but the whole PC. So set the resolution of 110 Hz on my desktop pc to 110 Hz border, in spite of what point in the game. And 3D games would get my full 60fps while probable, so that 110 are dissimilar from 120. Am I incorrect and setting the refresh rate for monitor only affects the desktop? Or so I would like in a stalemate like to know what really keeps me single setting of 120 Hz and still get downclocking.

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    Re: GTX 570 will not downclock at 120hz

    It is positively a valid query, but I am not having troubles. I like having my cards downclocked whilst not in exercise and if that means 110 Hz so be it. I appreciate your anxiety however. In every game I play what I want to ask me to reload. Always select 120 Hz though it is set to 110 Hz on the desktop. I could be wrong and you might be playing games with 110 Hz even though you have selected 120Hz. They do not realize everything that causes me some concern however. The FPS is exceptional compared with other cards I've used and also compared to my friends who also have 120Hz monitors, but have a 580. I suppose I could set the 120 Hz update on the desktop and do some bench tests of FPS and after that evaluate with the 110 Hz refresh and notice what occurs. I can do it if I have a chance, but I'm very excited, because my computer is running a great way to have fixed that now.

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    Re: GTX 570 will not downclock at 120hz

    With most things are small things, low scenario does not seem to make sense. Personally, I think it's crazy that we do not have a standard "are in the middle” of two monitors downclocking solution. As clock pixel, I would appreciate better. This is what I know firsthand. With my traditional configuration of two X570 SLI, my main 120 Hz and 60 Hz (low resolution) connected to the first letter. Full Tilt spent more than 570, slightly lower clock can offset central, but the memory is still very high, and the charging voltage. What you're looking to be in the range of 60 to 70 stocks and there is a custom profile in 2-D in a cold room loess not. Then there is the second letter to the 120'S 405 downclocked load only on the desktop, fall update to 110 and the second card will go into full power do 51 MHz low Sate and all other lower states.

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    Re: GTX 570 will not downclock at 120hz

    There is no cause why the card is not the lowly downclocked 3D clocks. Works 100% in the lower clocks, I mean the 2D 50MHz clock, but the short 405MHz/362MHz 3D clocks. Sounds similar to a driver problem for me, it is desirable to lower clocks downclocked 3D, like all the cards. I have another problem that badly underperformed the card before it is the strength of higher clocks or running DXMark11 at first. But that's no big deal since I always apply myself overclocking.

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    Re: GTX 570 will not downclock at 120hz

    That is incorrect, completely believe me I know, connect two monitors to the main board if you have a 5xx and see what happens to your temp’s idle desktop instead of a screen below 120 Hz, going full speed, maximum voltage, and power draw and are hot! Low-power states are large and have in my opinion, if your card at 70C idles; he will be in high 80 low 90, s in minutes while a genuine load is applied. In 3D mode all the more a car sitting idle is a car sitting idle engine speed with someone a couple of hairs over a moderate degree to each his own, but I prefer my team to be fresh and low noise on the desktop run a 570, 70% of ideal desktop fans isn't working, especially if still in the 50.

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