The amount of carbon this has undoubtedly put into our atmosphere is really my main concern. Yes I know you can do hacky workarounds to fix this, but how many of their consumers did this? Roughly none. What a waste of our planets resources.
The amount of carbon this has undoubtedly put into our atmosphere is really my main concern. Yes I know you can do hacky workarounds to fix this, but how many of their consumers did this? Roughly none. What a waste of our planets resources.
What triggers this high usage?
I use a 3440 x 1440p LCD screen at 165hz
Asrock Phantom Gaming OC 7900xtx
Idle power draw ranges between 10-30W
I don’t get the high usage you mentioned
I believe it occurs most commonly with dual monitor setups
Because a dual monitor setup is pretty common… it sounds like any setup that is more than 1 monitor - when at least one or more monitors are more than 60 hz - then it happens? I dunno if resolution impacts anything - if they have more than one monitor, these days, it seems that at least one is higher than 1080p.
I think it’s when you use 2 monitors witha dif refresh rate and/or resolution
I’ve got the triple threat, 3 monitors at different resolutions and refresh rates. 1440p 144hz, 3440x1440p 165hz, 4k 120hz. Idle power draw is 120w. The fan doesn’t shut off unless ambient temp falls below 72f/~22c.
I think this is the worst example i have seen so far, most people with messy configs only manage 100w.
I’m good at really fucking shit up /s
I think the real answer is that most people aren’t running three monitors that are all main-worthy. Much more common to see a higher refresh 1080p screen get moved as a second monitor to a new higher res screen, or a couple of matching side monitors purchased to compliment a single good main monitor. I’ve upgraded resolutions and just stuck my old main monitor on the side 3 times now, with a 1080p 240hz monitor being given to a friend when I upgraded the third time.
Did you try the latest AMD driver and using free sync?
Ah ok, cheers
Or select single monitor set ups.