#SHAREX SCREEN RECORDING STUTTER DRIVER#

I was just sitting on the desktop in a world of my own (you know!) when I saw the downclock out the corner of my eye on my second monitor. Ok, 5 minutes ago my card just decides to laugh in my face & downclock itself to its correct stock speeds with AB profiles in place as is the norm.

Tried the 'Revert' button (AB OC Scanner) but it had no effect on the idle clock. It just doesn't sit right with me, if you get what I mean. The elevated clock causes no heat concerns as its cooled by an NZXT X52 240mm rad AIO (139mhz idle 22 deg C, 1556mhz idle 29 deg C).

#SHAREX SCREEN RECORDING STUTTER DRIVER#

How do I get my gpu back to 139mhz idle or is this a driver bug? I have not touched OC scanner in any capacity due to documented incompatibility with my Gpu. Prior to clean driver installation I uninstalled AB + Rtss and cleaned all traces, reinstalled AB + Rtss.ĪB reveals my 1080ti is still idling at 1556mhz on desktop. Restarted and clean installed the driver (including GFE) also enabled experimental features. Tried via AB to return the card to stock clocks, nope, restarted and tried again, nope, restarted in safe and DDU nuked the driver and profiles. Checked task manager for the usual suspects but nothing amis. 10 minutes after quitting noticed my card was running at 1556mhz idling on the desktop.

Played Breakpoint for a couple of hours without issue then called it a night for gaming.

Last night my card was operating normally, idling at 139mhz on the desktop. Click to expand.I am experiencing a very similar issue with my 1080ti.

Sharex screen recording stutter