Process on client side and manage desktop windows with GPU support.

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Process on client side and manage desktop windows with GPU support.

Process on client side and manage desktop windows with GPU support.

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mcDavoz
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03-22-2023, 03:48 AM

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It's quite odd when you realize exactly when things began, yet you can't grasp what's happening. I adjusted the fan curve in Afterburner to start spinning fans at 45°C, since my GPU usually stays around 40°C. But after a while, I noticed the fans were whirring intensely and it was the GPU fans—temperature spiking near 50°C for no clear reason. Checking Task Manager showed those two processes running smoothly but using a lot of GPU power, barely under 1%. The worst part? Even a slight mouse movement pushed usage up to about 15%, which is definitely not normal. I've seen many similar issues online, but no solution seems available. Updating Windows didn't help because it kept doing what it did. Anyone have ideas on how to fix this or why it keeps happening?

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mcDavoz

03-22-2023, 03:48 AM #1

It's quite odd when you realize exactly when things began, yet you can't grasp what's happening. I adjusted the fan curve in Afterburner to start spinning fans at 45°C, since my GPU usually stays around 40°C. But after a while, I noticed the fans were whirring intensely and it was the GPU fans—temperature spiking near 50°C for no clear reason. Checking Task Manager showed those two processes running smoothly but using a lot of GPU power, barely under 1%. The worst part? Even a slight mouse movement pushed usage up to about 15%, which is definitely not normal. I've seen many similar issues online, but no solution seems available. Updating Windows didn't help because it kept doing what it did. Anyone have ideas on how to fix this or why it keeps happening?