The result was that even with overclock in place, Pascal and Turing cards would vary their clock speeds significantly in-game.Įnter EVGA, everyone’s favorite NVIDIA-centric AIB. But starting with Pascal, Nvidia took away most of what users could meaningfully tweak.
GPU boost, since its inception, has forced people to deal with inconsistent framerates as the boost clock fluctuates however it wants to.Įarly iterations of the tech, as seen in Kepler and Maxwell, allowed you to “soft-lock” GPU boost by just raising temp and power targets until the boost block never had to drop. I game primarily on a Steam Controller and, at least with that input method, slight changes in the framerate are more noticeable than a lower overall framerate. Yes, you absolutely can notice framerate drops, even when you’re above 60 FPS, especially on high refresh-rate monitors. Consistency is everything when it comes to high-end PC gaming experiences.
EVGA has announced a feature Nvidia GPU owners have been waiting forever since the abomination called GPU Boost came into existence.
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