G-sync and 144 hz problems when gaming

[Mike_301]

Hey guys... I just bought a new 144 hz monitor with G-Sync
but when im for example are playing BF1, my GPU's memory and everything clocks up to the highest it can get and stays there
I have a Asus GTX 1070 Strix

when im idle the clocks stays around 150 mhz...

i know there is a problem with Nvidia's G sync and 144 hz on theres graphics cards... but i have searched everywhere and tried everything in the nvidia controle panel

 

[Isokolon]

I read your description
But I do not see the problem?

Your card runs at max output - should be like that

Whats the issue?

 

[sizzling]

What you describe sounds like its running correctly, what is the exact issue?

 

[Mike_301]

after i got the new monitor, my psu has started making a weird noise too and the place i saw things changing was on the clock speeds on my GPU

 

[Grugbug]

You are probably hearing some coil whine coming from your PSU as power demands change. What kind of PSU do you have and what resolution is your monitor.

 

[sizzling]

What do you mean weird? A whine is not too serious but a crackle or clicking is very serious. Your probably just putting your GPU under more load which in turn puts your PSU under more load. What make and model is your PSU?

 

[Isokolon]

could you just put the issue in one or two comprehensive sentences?

from what I've been gathering so far, you bought a new monitor, your PSU is louder than before,
your GPU works at peak efficiency when gaming but clocks down when idling, as it should as it doesn't need 100% workload when idling on desktop
I still don't understand what your issue is with that?

do you get bad frame rates?
does G-Sync not work?
do you not get the 144Hz?
do you get crashes?

 

[Mike_301]

You are probably hearing some coil whine coming from your PSU as power demands change. What kind of PSU do you have and what resolution is your monitor.

I've got an corsair cx750m PSU and my monitors resolution is 1920x1080

 

[Mike_301]

could you just put the issue in one or two comprehensive sentences?

from what I've been gathering so far, you bought a new monitor, your PSU is louder than before,
your GPU works at peak efficiency when gaming but clocks down when idling, as it should as it doesn't need 100% workload when idling on desktop
I still don't understand what your issue is with that?

do you get bad frame rates?
does G-Sync not work?
do you not get the 144Hz?
do you get crashes?

I get the 144 hz and G sync works fine... it's just ever since i got the monitor my power supply started sounding weird and my clocks started going up.
im sorry but im new to all of these things

 

[Isokolon]

clocks go up because the screen puts a lot of load on the GPU.

144Hz idle means more load than 60hz idle

144Hz/1440p to 1080p/60Hz is like 3 times as much work for the GPU
therefore your GPU has to work harder and might draw more power than before making your PSU-fan spin up and produce more noise (except it's a noise that can't be related to a sped up fan)

 

[Mike_301]

What do you mean weird? A whine is not too serious but a crackle or clicking is very serious. Your probably just putting your GPU under more load which in turn puts your PSU under more load. What make and model is your PSU?

My PSU is a Corsair CX750M

 

[Mike_301]

also what tempoture is save for my GPU... the highest i got it up to playing battlefield 1 was 65c

 

[Pkai92]

This temperature is fine and normal.