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AMD Dual Monitor Memory Clock 2017-04-23 09:00:16 Post No. 60039113
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So I bought a RX 580.
I have two monitors hooked up to it and the memory clock is maxed out and the GPU is idling at 45+°c.
Aparently this is normal for AMD cards because they need to do it to run two monitors.
Thing is when I first installed it this didn't happen. Non of my Nvidia cards have done this, non of my previous AMD cards have done this. My intergrated gpu on my 2500k could run my dual monitors ffs. Why the fuck does AMD do this with the 580?
I wouldn't mind but the increased temp causes the fans to kick up and makes my pc louder.
Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a fix?
Nothing is running in the background to cause this either before anyone asks.
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>>60039113
you are doing something wrong nigger.
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>>60039113
idling at 45c a problem????
the fans are probably turned off or really low RPM
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>>60039236
Nope
>>60039272
No, that is the problem, the fans are spinning higher than normal because the temps are higher due to the memory clock being maxed.
Google 'amd dual monitor memory clock' it is a common thing.
Only thing is it wasn't doing it when I first installed the card. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers several times.
I'm just wondering if anyone els has had this happen.
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I solved it, thank god.
Dropping the refresh rate fron 60 to 59 fixed it.
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>>60039113
I would sue my employer if I was given that as a chair
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>>60039113
This shit happens when your monitors have different refresh rates.
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>>60039113
Go back to /mffg/
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>>60040606
Why? What's wrong with it?
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>>60040606
Maybe it's an implication that you're not supposed to sit on your ass all day?
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