Super Gnome wrote:
Lol. Wrong/stuck numbers reported by the software, I think. I updated too--after reading about some Asus software security breech (called Operation ShadowHammer if you want to Google it). Anyhow, now I'm getting the same thing on at least one of my rigs. I have two Asus 1070s in one and two Asus 2080s in the other and the numbers don't jive with CPUIDMonitor's numbers, but then what exactly is GPU Speed anyway? HWMonitor reports Graphics, Memory, and VIdeo clock speeds, which look fine here.
Hello,
After we confirmed with our test team, this value is fixed on 1721MHz when choosing OC mode.
It shows the max clock in this mode.
If you want to see the real-time clock, you can install a monitoring app such as GPU-Z.
The clock will change according to the loading.
Also when choosing Game mode or Slient mode, the GPU speed will also have fixed value which will be a little lower than 1721MHz.
Your doubt is the value should not be so high when just idle and should be up and down.
Actually the value you want is the real-time speed, you can monitor it with GPU-Z, the GPU clock will not be so high and up and down when loading changed.
Kind Regards,
ASUS
ROGBot
