Hi there,
I have built this computer 1 month ago and usually have kept it running 24/7. Under normal circumstances my GPU(evga 980ti classified) would hit 1380mhz, purely turbo boost and no OC and stay there until the end of the gaming session.
I have noticed after long periods of non-gpu intensive tasks, say 4-6hours or a day, and I fire a game up the 980ti would only hit ~1100mhz or lower. I've even had occurrences where the gpu would go as low as ~800 which is even lower than the reference 980ti clock speeds. Its not a thermal issue, my gpu doesn't go over 75 degrees Celsius. The CPU(i5-6600k 4.3Ghz) is not bottle-necking. This issue can be solved by restarting the computer. Not trying to be picky about restarting, I was wondering if it is a memory problem on the gpu that requires flushing or something similar.
This problem has been happening consistently and I am looking for an alternative way to solve it other than restarting every time.
Thank you and any help would be greatly appreciated!
I have built this computer 1 month ago and usually have kept it running 24/7. Under normal circumstances my GPU(evga 980ti classified) would hit 1380mhz, purely turbo boost and no OC and stay there until the end of the gaming session.
I have noticed after long periods of non-gpu intensive tasks, say 4-6hours or a day, and I fire a game up the 980ti would only hit ~1100mhz or lower. I've even had occurrences where the gpu would go as low as ~800 which is even lower than the reference 980ti clock speeds. Its not a thermal issue, my gpu doesn't go over 75 degrees Celsius. The CPU(i5-6600k 4.3Ghz) is not bottle-necking. This issue can be solved by restarting the computer. Not trying to be picky about restarting, I was wondering if it is a memory problem on the gpu that requires flushing or something similar.
This problem has been happening consistently and I am looking for an alternative way to solve it other than restarting every time.
Thank you and any help would be greatly appreciated!