deal123
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As you can see on attched picture in GPU core clock field there are some pikes. It means that GPU core waking up from energy efficient state and then go back.
It happens only if displayfusion launched. After unloading displayfusion from memory core clock chart becomes flat
PS: win8 x64
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Apr 25, 2013 (modified Apr 25, 2013)
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#1
Interesting! Would you be able to try disabling DisplayFusion features (taskbar, TitleBar Buttons, etc) one at a time to see if any of them make a difference? It would be great if we could narrow this down to a specific feature.
Thanks!
deal123
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I'll try, and i'm going to try another pc to. To see if it possible to find same effect
Apr 27, 2013 (modified Apr 27, 2013)
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#3
Sounds good, just keep me posted on what you find out.
Thanks!
deal123
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after Multi-Monitor Taskbars turning off problem is gone
Ok, thanks! I'll do some additional testing here to see if we can get this sorted out.
deal123
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I'm sorry Keith but it looks like it's not fault of DF.
It happens even with DF off when I placing any active window on the second monitor and moving it. So it's normal work for nvidia driver.
And my experiment was not clear in first time.
Jun 9, 2013 (modified Jun 9, 2013)
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#7
Ah ok, no worries! I hadn't had a chance to test it out yet, but thanks for letting me know the results of your further testing!
