I don't get any BSODs and I haven't seen any driver crashes. I have reviewed my event logs but I see no errors.
I then decided to fiddle with the overclock settings and everything responded fine. I rebooted the machine and the problem went away. It was obvious in the game that the GPU was running slower.
This time the GPU would on ramp up to about 895 MHz and go no further. The GPU, otherwise, was still in stock condition. Everything seemed fine, all I did was go into settings to make some tweaks to the custom fan profile I made. I even made a custom fan profile with no issues which worked like a charm. Figuring maybe the software requires a reboot, I rebooted my Windows 10 box which afterwards everything was working fine. I then hopped in GTA V to monitor temps and fan speed but the clock speed was going no higher than 1066 MHz for the CPU, memory was ramping up fine. I made no GPU changes, I only went into Settings to output some of the monitoring to the LCD on my Logitech G15 keyboard. The first incident occurred shortly after installing beta 4 of Afterburner. I am running Nvidia driver version 368.25. I have had two instance so far ever since installing beta 4 where my GPU's clock speed would run well below stock clock speeds when gaming.
Has anyone run into any issues with beta 4 where your GTX 1080 ends up running well below stock clock speeds? A reboot seems to fix the issue.
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