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Question to anyone running an AMD gpu and multi monitors.
If you're using 2 identical monitors, or running at the same specs (same resolution, same refresh rates, etc.), does it still raise the memory clocks to maximum value on idle?
I've been thinking about getting an AIB 480 (not necessarily pic related), but I keep hearing mixed responses about this, and TPU only tests different resolution monitors.
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My 380 is always at maximum memory clock with two 75hz panels, but neither are the same resolution. I was wondering why it did that.
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>>55690085
It's by design, apparently to prevent artifacting with different clock rates. But I cant find a definitive answer when both are equal.
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>>55690043
Rx 480 owner here.
2x1080p60 monitors, memory clocks go up and down, seemingly at random.
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>>55690043
I remember this was a thing with my gtx 470 too.
Wrote a little bat and ahk script to toggle my shit
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>>55690405
Random clocks is odd. Was it idle or with something else in the background?
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>>55690043
Don't get the 480 STRIX or any ASUS AIB
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>>55690500
I did have a few things open in the background.
Ill retest when I get home.
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