I have noticed my clock speeds jump considerably on idle when moving from 2 monitors to 3 monitors. Is there any way to rectify this? I have 2 1280x1024 monitors running on the sides and a 1080p in the center all at 60hz. When I unplug one of the side monitors the clock speeds drop to 240 on the gpu and 405 on the memory. Which is what it should be. Upon plugging in the third the clock speeds move to 1468 on core and 5508 on memory which forces a bunch of heat buildup in the card on idle. Any known fix for this?
High Idle Clock Speeds /w 3 Monitors GTX 1080 Ti Aorus
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It seems to be a widespread problem, see this thread http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3437713/high-idle-clocks-gtx-1080ti-multiple-displays.html?_ga=2.212976535.2067162286.1496395009-825357874.1489582161
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