Using 4.12.4 (upgrading to 4.12.5 as we speak).
Just got my new MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8G for use with my HTC Vive.
Plugged it in and it works great - able to increase r.screenpercentage much higher than with my GTX 980.
I went to go do some overclocking, and noticed that in UE4 - in the editor, in a VR game, in a standalone game, and in a fully packaged game - the 1070 isn’t boosting to even its stock boost clock (1772 MHz), it’s staying at the stock 1582 MHz base clock speed.
When I run something like MSI kombustor, it ramps right up to the boost clock speed, so I’m not sure what the issue is. I’m going to try and chalk it up to newly released product and drivers that will mature over time, but I’m hoping someone might know of a setting or something I’m doing in UE4 to force that (though the 980 boosts just fine).
Secondarily, is there a way to force the GPU to stay at the boost clock? NVidia control panel is already set to “Perfer maximum performance.”
Thanks,
Cameron