

I just want to get rid of the lags, the stuttering and the freezes. I just want to use the GT 710 as an adapter to be able to use more monitors.Īll the rendering / heavy part should be done by the GTX 1080 Ti.

I tried playing around with the Settings in Windows where you can choose which GPU is used to run programs, it always and only shows the GTX 1080 Ti as an option. Switching up monitor connections between the two GPUs (plugging the DVI Cable out of the GT 710 and into the GTX 1080 Ti and the issue was gone)Ĭhecking my temps -> Max 80C° on the 1080 Ti, 65C° on the 710.Įnabling planned GPU Acceleration (the original reason why i updated that early to Windows 10 2004) Tried out the Developer drivers (before they went public for everyone (speaking of Nvidia 451.22) -> no effect Switched Driver-Mode from "Game-Ready" to "Studio" within GF Experience-> no effect Uninstalling Nvidia Drivers with DDU, installing drivers again -> no effect The same programs run without any issue on the two monitors that are connected to the 1080 Ti so it's not really an rendering issue either i would say. sorry for the pun) so i don't see why the programs are having bad performance. If i try to browse the web with no matter what browser (tested Brave, Chrome, Firefox, Edge) the websites will lag aswell so i would say it's not an issue that's depending on video playback.Īs far as my understanding goes the program is rendered on the systems most powerful gpu (which should be the 1080 Ti in my case. If i try to playback a video (Plex, Netflix, YouTube, Twitch, local, etc.) it will be played back with a very low and unstable framerate (looks like 5-20 fps with freezes every other second) No matter what program i try to run on the monitors that are connected to the second gpu will stutter. Memory: 2 x 8GB Patriot Viper DDR4 3600 MHz CL16ġ.

If anything is unclear or not understandable (grammar, wording, etc.) please ask.

The problem and the given situation are a bit complex so i try my best to explain everything so maybe someone can help me.
