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That's a pretty high idle temp. Granted, I've never owned a 980ti, but no card I've ever had has idled that high out of the box, at least. I might raise that fan curve some, I have mine at 35%ish for idle.

 

I don't really see the base clock being on all the time as the likely reason for your idle temps, since actual gpu load rather than just clock speed is the real factor for temperature. My 970 doesn't idle at different temps when it's at it's 300mhz-ish low power mode versus when it's at it's base clock (because I have mine set at maximum performance most of the time).

 

Base clock issue might be a driver issue, since you have another probably driver related problem (the removable devices thing). I would use DDU to wipe drivers, then reinstall.

 

For the display issue, I don't really know. Maybe try displayport or dvi?

Wooooooow I'm an idiot... Reading some other FAQ's and they mentioned transcoding... Just realized I had Shadowplay on this entire time... *facepalm* Turned it off and it's gone down to 135 Mhz and 31C idle and 17% fan.

 

The removable devices thing definitely only showed up after installing the newest driver tonight. Might try a reinstall when I don't have to get up for an 8 am class the next day. :P

 

And for the display issue, I don't have display port on the cheapest Asus monitor I could find at the time I built my PC. :P DVI definitely works fine but I use HDMI because I have external speakers plugged into the monitor and gets audio signal over HDMI. My backpanel 3.5 is taken up by my headphones. But like I said minor niggle. If someone knows a solution, I'll be quite happy. If not, then nbd.

 

Any ways thanks for trying to help though :) Appreciate it.

Hey all,

I've recently got a 980 Ti (yay!) to replace my 770 but after using it for a couple of weeks, I've noticed a two issues that I can't seem to find a solution to.

 

The card I have is EVGA's FTW edition btw.

 

The first issue has to do with my display. When I power on, the display (Asus) doesn't seem to detect a signal from HDMI and wake from sleep. To get it to work, I would have to turn the monitor off then on and it detects a signal fine. Not a huge issue but just a minor niggle.

 

My other issue is concerning the clock on the card. Recently, I've been monitoring the GPU via Afterburner and noticed it was running hot. It usually idles at 65C. Ambient is around 72F or 22C btw. Googled and just assumed it was cuz I hadn't setup a custom fan curve and it's on silent mode. Then just today, I noticed no matter what, my idle from start up is at the base clock of 1190 Mhz. I don't think this is normal..? Or am I worrying myself over nothing?

Some have suggested to try the Nvidia control panel and set power management to adaptive. Checked and double checked. It's already on adaptive.

 

Anyone know any solutions to these problems?

 

Thanks!

 

EDIT: Just remembered something else. Minor annoyance as well. GPU is appearing under removable devices? Started after I installed latest driver update. Anyone else with this issue?

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Are you using a 144Hz monitor? I had a problem where my GPU would run at full clock speed all the time because of the increased framerate. Setting it to 120 fixed it. Even so, your temps shouldn't be that high on your desktop unless you have a really low fan curve.

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Are you using a 144Hz monitor? I had a problem where my GPU would run at full clock speed all the time because of the increased framerate. Setting it to 120 fixed it. Even so, your temps shouldn't be that high on your desktop unless you have a really low fan curve.

Nope. 1080p 60hz monitor. And the fan speed hovers around 15% at 65C

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Why not turn up your curve? I have mine set to 45% at idle, my case fans drown it out so I don't care.

Yeah I don't mind either but what concerns me is the idle clock. I have nothing running and it's going at 1190Mhz. Is this normal? I remember my 770 down clocks when idle.

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That's a pretty high idle temp. Granted, I've never owned a 980ti, but no card I've ever had has idled that high out of the box, at least. I might raise that fan curve some, I have mine at 35%ish for idle.

 

I don't really see the base clock being on all the time as the likely reason for your idle temps, since actual gpu load rather than just clock speed is the real factor for temperature. My 970 doesn't idle at different temps when it's at it's 300mhz-ish low power mode versus when it's at it's base clock (because I have mine set at maximum performance most of the time).

 

Base clock issue might be a driver issue, since you have another probably driver related problem (the removable devices thing). I would use DDU to wipe drivers, then reinstall.

 

For the display issue, I don't really know. Maybe try displayport or dvi?

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That's a pretty high idle temp. Granted, I've never owned a 980ti, but no card I've ever had has idled that high out of the box, at least. I might raise that fan curve some, I have mine at 35%ish for idle.

 

I don't really see the base clock being on all the time as the likely reason for your idle temps, since actual gpu load rather than just clock speed is the real factor for temperature. My 970 doesn't idle at different temps when it's at it's 300mhz-ish low power mode versus when it's at it's base clock (because I have mine set at maximum performance most of the time).

 

Base clock issue might be a driver issue, since you have another probably driver related problem (the removable devices thing). I would use DDU to wipe drivers, then reinstall.

 

For the display issue, I don't really know. Maybe try displayport or dvi?

Wooooooow I'm an idiot... Reading some other FAQ's and they mentioned transcoding... Just realized I had Shadowplay on this entire time... *facepalm* Turned it off and it's gone down to 135 Mhz and 31C idle and 17% fan.

 

The removable devices thing definitely only showed up after installing the newest driver tonight. Might try a reinstall when I don't have to get up for an 8 am class the next day. :P

 

And for the display issue, I don't have display port on the cheapest Asus monitor I could find at the time I built my PC. :P DVI definitely works fine but I use HDMI because I have external speakers plugged into the monitor and gets audio signal over HDMI. My backpanel 3.5 is taken up by my headphones. But like I said minor niggle. If someone knows a solution, I'll be quite happy. If not, then nbd.

 

Any ways thanks for trying to help though :) Appreciate it.

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Check your windows power options ... if it on performance mode changed it to balance and see if that helps. 

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Wooooooow I'm an idiot... Reading some other FAQ's and they mentioned transcoding... Just realized I had Shadowplay on this entire time... *facepalm* Turned it off and it's gone down to 135 Mhz and 31C idle and 17% fan.

 

The removable devices thing definitely only showed up after installing the newest driver tonight. Might try a reinstall when I don't have to get up for an 8 am class the next day. :P

 

And for the display issue, I don't have display port on the cheapest Asus monitor I could find at the time I built my PC. :P DVI definitely works fine but I use HDMI because I have external speakers plugged into the monitor and gets audio signal over HDMI. My backpanel 3.5 is taken up by my headphones. But like I said minor niggle. If someone knows a solution, I'll be quite happy. If not, then nbd.

 

Any ways thanks for trying to help though :) Appreciate it.

 

Just having shadowplay on causes this??

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Just having shadowplay on causes this??

If you have it enabled, have it on "capture the last 5 minutes" mode, and also have it enabled for desktop, it basically means you are constantly capturing your screen, 24/7, even if you aren't playing a game.

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Lol yea. I had it on highest quality AND desktop capture like an idiot so it was always running. Turned it off and temps instantly dropped.

 

 

If you have it enabled, have it on "capture the last 5 minutes" mode, and also have it enabled for desktop, it basically means you are constantly capturing your screen, 24/7, even if you aren't playing a game.

 

 

I'll have a look at what settings i have on mine.

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I have desktop capture unticked, and my gpu is at 61c

What is your fan curve like?

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I've got a strix 970, so the fans dont kick in until 65c or so

Well that's almost definitely why then. If fans kick on at 65c, I wouldn't be surprised to see all recorded temps before that be just a few degrees less. Working as intended.

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Figured out why GPU showed up under removable devices. Turns out it's an issue with newest driver. 361.75

See here: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/912985/geforce-drivers/official-361-75-game-ready-whql-display-driver-feedback-thread-1-27-16-/1/

 

Will be fixed in the next driver update.

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