GPU clock on rMBP low

Last night I was overclocking with Nvidia Inspector on windows 7. Everything was going great. Got excellent FPS and everything overclocking to 1000mhz forcing p5 state with a bat file. This morning I started it up and Nvidia inspector is showing the current clock at about a fourth of what I set it to. I force p5 as usual and when I slide the overclock over to 1000 I get 250 instead in the "current clock" box.
Did I break it?

 

Try restarting and rereading my guide again

 

I did everything in the guide and its now somehow lower -_-


picture is below:

 

any ideas? would reinstalling windows be of any help?

 

UPDATE: Resetting SMC fixed it

however there are still issues with throttling. which really blows. my gpu clock is really all over the place fluctuating between 725 and 900. mostly around the 700s.

no idea how to keep it from throttling. I am using throttle stop and everything... ah well.

here is the graph from nvidia inspector:

 

disable turbo on the CPU that will keep your GPU 5-7c cooler and also set up lubbos fan control to ramp up the fans faster before the components get real hot

 

thanks for the info on the fan controller. was looking for one for a while. so far I am back to solid gpu clock with little to no fluctuation. all problems solved out of curiosity how much have you been able to overclock? I am able to get about 1035/1800 if I ramp it up little by little as it gets hotter. beyond that and it starts to throttle hard.

 

People with DDR5 650M's can clock about 1070+

Some really good cores can break 1100MHz and beyond

 

I am running mine 1100/2500 with no cpu turbo boost. Giving me great fps in bf3 @ 1080p. Haven't tried any higher as I have no need.

The SMC bug is really annoying though. Mine was fine for the first week after the EFI update then I got hit with it earlier. Hope apple release a fix soon

 

How do u fix this step by step plz reply this is really annoying

 

Do you guys think that Apple will actually fix the problem that came since the EFI Update? I have a bad feeling that this will persist

Resetting SMC does not do the trick for me.

My CPU clock is all over the place, from 3GHz to 1.2GHz (Seems like it is jumping from turbo to big time throttled)
My GPU also jumps all over the place and looks pretty much like what you described.

How did you disable the turbo thing?

 

download throttlestop to disable turbo.

The clocks should be relatively stable when doing an intensive task, otherwise its going to fluctuate a lot and thats normal, the same for your gpu.