What the hell? Just updated this and noticed my Video Engine load on GTX 980 climbs to 100% right after system startup and stays at 100% for no logical reason. It also ramps up my GPU clocks to 1300MHz. Again, for no logical reason. What freaking now!? I bet it has something to do with stupid NVIDIA Experience recording part... Even restored stock GPU BIOS and its the same crap. Clearly not OC related. :rolleyes: If I didn't update GPU-Z, god knows how long this nonsense would be hammering my GPU without me even knowing about it.



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You got to be kidding me. What the hell is causing Video Engine load!?!?!? How can I figure it out damn it?

RejZoRWhat the hell? Just updated this and noticed my Video Engine load on GTX 980 climbs to 100% right after system startup and stays at 100% for no logical reason. It also ramps up my GPU clocks to 1300MHz. Again, for no logical reason. What freaking now!? I bet it has something to do with stupid NVIDIA Experience recording part... Even restored stock GPU BIOS and its the same crap. Clearly not OC related. :rolleyes: If I didn't update GPU-Z, god knows how long this nonsense would be hammering my GPU without me even knowing about it.



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You got to be kidding me. What the hell is causing Video Engine load!?!?!? How can I figure it out damn it?

Do previous GPU-Z versions show the same?

I'll try, but shouldn't GPU-Z just show the info, not create load itself?

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Same with one version back. I don't get it how I didn't notice this before. I have no idea how to even debug this nonsense. If I go into safe mode to exclude 3rd party app, it won't run because there is no graphic driver either...

RejZoRI'll try, but shouldn't GPU-Z just show the info, not create load itself?

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Same with one version back. I don't get it how I didn't notice this before. I have no idea how to even debug this nonsense. If I go into safe mode to exclude 3rd party app, it won't run because there is no graphic driver either...

I thought it could be a glitch with the new GPU-Z but since the older version reports the same, that's not it.

Can't help you further due to lack of knowledge: sorry :(

Made 3 reboots and a visit in safe mode and now it's gone. I just can't even...

RejZoRMade 3 reboots and a visit in safe mode and now it's gone. I just can't even...

Breathe.. ;)

How about a friendly ddu uninstall and put the driver back on?

It just fixed itself. And I didn't do anything apart from reboots and just going into safe mode without doing anything. Go figure...

Are we ever going to see Pascal ASIC quality? I know that it changes from chip to chip, is there any progress in finding the information? I don't really know why I care, all Pascal cards OC within 5% of each other, I just like seeing that kind of information.

W1zzard, thanks for keeping GPU-Z alive and updated.

fullinfusionBreathe.. ;)

How about a friendly ddu uninstall and put the driver back on?

GPUz just dropped a load on him... relax???!!???!!....... :rolleyes:.... :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::roll:

RejZoRWhat the hell? Just updated this and noticed my Video Engine load on GTX 980 climbs to 100% right after system startup and stays at 100% for no logical reason. It also ramps up my GPU clocks to 1300MHz. Again, for no logical reason. What freaking now!? I bet it has something to do with stupid NVIDIA Experience recording part... Even restored stock GPU BIOS and its the same crap. Clearly not OC related. :rolleyes: If I didn't update GPU-Z, god knows how long this nonsense would be hammering my GPU without me even knowing about it.



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You got to be kidding me. What the hell is causing Video Engine load!?!?!? How can I figure it out damn it?

Mine looks normal (GTX 970):

Virus or miner, I had something similar.