srwi
commented
1 year ago Hi @BiRaitBec, unfortunately I can not reproduce the problem. On my machine (RTX 2080 S) the idle clock is at 300MHz and only sometimes ramps up during opening or closing animations of EverythingToolbar.
It is hard to say what could be causing this. Possibly there is some configuration on your computer that gives higher priority to EverythingToolbar? Does the same happen for other applications that use hardware acceleration (e.g. Spotify or a web browser)?
Preflight Checklist
EverythingToolbar Version
1.1.1.0
Everything Version
1.4.1.1024
Windows Version
22621.1848
Steps to reproduce
Check GPUs Clocks and GPUs Memory clocks at idle with no program running and with proper idle clocks, then enable everything toolbar so that it stays only in the tray and clocks should get stuck to a point where it is usually used for heavy gpu app running in the foreground.
Keeping everything toolbar active at desktop usage even if you don't even run it for days pushes your gpu card too much constantly and raises your gpu power consumption.
Expected Behavior
Having everything toolbar on the tray or everything not used and still seeing the same clocks as idle desktop usage, not constant stuck clocks as if there was an heavy benchmarking gpu application running.
Actual Behavior
GPU is pushed to a constant clock when the programs of everything are running, even if unused, and they should not require constant high clocks cause they are not graphically intensive applications.
Screenshots
Log output
EverythingToolbar.log
Additional Information
No response