Something like 12-18MHz(375.10)/49-54MHz(375.20), while nvidia-smi correctly reports 177MHz which is the lowest for this card: GTX 1060 6GB.
Please, fix.
Something like 12-18MHz(375.10)/49-54MHz(375.20), while nvidia-smi correctly reports 177MHz which is the lowest for this card: GTX 1060 6GB.
Please, fix.
375.20 - the frequency has changed but it’s still 100% incorrect.
375.26 - no changes.
Bump!
1080 on 381.09 :
nvidia-smi -q
...
Clocks
Graphics : 55 MHz
SM : 55 MHz
Memory : 4513 MHz
..
Same issue ? same weird value (since 378.xx)
Yeah, looks like the same issue.
nvidia-smi -q
==============NVSMI LOG==============
Driver Version : 381.09
Clocks
Graphics : 8 MHz
SM : 8 MHz
Memory : 810 MHz
Video : 100 MHz
This bug is still not fixed for the graphical nvidia-settings utility.
Under NVIDIA 381.22 I still get 56-66MHz for Graphics Clock.
Meanwhile nvidia-smi -q reports the proper clocks.
Bump.
Bump.
use nvidia-settings -t -q GPUCurrentClockFreqs
i dont have this problem here
I don’t understand your comment. I’m perfectly aware that in CLI the reported clocks are correct. This doesn’t invalidate this bug report or the necessity to fix it.
I want it to be fixed that’s why I’m bumping it.
We are working on it for fix.