Intel B580 overclock

Fransisco · ‎11-26-2025

Do you have any plans to continue to develop the 'advanced' overclock in Intel software? I like that feature but unfortunately for now, it's unusable, and when you restart your PC, your OC setting will change into the default setting.

One more thing, it's painfull to OC or Undervolt in the 'advanced' it will change randomly when you set a new freq or volt.

I tried this
T1 = 470 / 1360mhz
T2 = 520 / 1430
T3 = 570 / 1490
T4 = 620 / 1580
T5 = 670 / 1910
T6 = 720 / 2250
T7 = 770 / 2510
T8 = 820 / 2700
T9 = 870 / 2900
T10 = 920 / 3050
But when I shutdown my PC and try that setting again it's not work, it's really unfortunate because that setting can push my GPU to 3050Mhz instead 2850 default

DeancR_Intel · ‎11-27-2025

Hi Fransisco,

Thank you for reporting the overclocking issues you're experiencing with your Intel B580. I understand how frustrating it must be when your custom overclock settings (achieving 3050MHz vs 2850MHz default) don't persist after restart and when the advanced settings change randomly during configuration.

To help investigate these overclocking software issues, could you please provide:

What specific Intel software are you using for overclocking? (Intel Arc Control, Intel Graphics Command Center, etc.)
Please download and run Intel System Support Utility from: Intel® System Support Utility for Windows* If you're not comfortable sharing it publicly, you can send it privately via email.
What Intel Arc graphics driver version are you currently using?
What troubleshooting steps have you already tried to resolve the settings persistence issue?
Have you tried using DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) for a clean driver installation?

This information will help me understand the overclocking software behavior and provide appropriate solutions for the settings persistence issue.

Best regards,

Dean R.

Intel Customer Support Technician