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That defeats the whole purpose of owning a high-end gpu, does it not? I'm already limiting myself by undervolting as is.
I recommend capping frames to the framerate your screen(s) support if you wish to save on power consumption.
Want to use its full potential, play a game that uses that.
OK, I'll try capping my frames to see if that works...
Capping fps is not limiting anything. Apart from images you never see.
Why would you not want the GPU to be used. Its lke having a Ferrari and then driving it 5 kph
Like why are you suddenly all concerned about high GPU utilization. Like this was hapening before you know. You just never noticed it.
No change.
You could bury the needle with it cryptomining for years and never burn it out unless the fans die and it forgets to underclock itself when the temps get out of control.
If you are resorting to undervolting or possible capping frame rates, then why spend the money for 3080TI? It's like disabling half the cylinders of a Ferrari engine because it's too powerful for you to drive.
is like buying a second card that renders images that you dont see.
I dont need that card.
Please note the OP is
1) complaining about "high usage" in task manager which again basically just means that 'the gpu is being used" and the task manager also frequently doesnt' report gpu utliziation properly anyway so using that as a metric is irrelevant. Complaining your GPU is consuming power is pointless if the task manager is the thing you're using to measure that, because the task manager doesnt actually measure anything useful with regards to power draw. Its only useful via relative measures not absolute measures. Its a relative measurement compared to your idle state. If you a rendering any game at all the power usage will be 'high' in task manager with your GPU. No matter how much they cap the FPS or anything. Even very light GPU games will draw 'low' or 'medium' pwer according ot task manager. Any actual 3D game is going to pull high no matter what you do
2) complaining this is going to 'damage' their card. which again you can run a gpu at 100% all day every day for years and not damage the card in any way as long as its cooled properly. While you can run a 10 fps game with no cooling and destroy a GPU in a few hours
The OP is misunderstanding lots of things with their hardware
If they're getting coil whine they should RMA the thing
But kneecapping your GPU because you're afraid of 'harming it' is silly. You cant harm you GPU by using it. Your GPU will happily run at 100% utilization for a decade and be fine.
If it affects the hardware running,
it was TOO MUCH. Then its bad, for the data.
Undervolting is meant to reduce voltage to the spot where YOUR hardware still runs normal. Its meant to reduce heat. And thats achieved by leading less electric through it.
Undervolting is like driving a ferrari without pouring fuel out of the window. The amount varies per hardware item (lottery)
To add:
Taskmanager usage "high" is not a technical warning in general.
Hardware monitors that show 100% gpu in a game is also no warning, for a grafic card that is the expected thing (if the game is good).
You need to watch temperature, and make sure the power supply can deliver enough, or it can go dangerously wrong (physically).