So, in my opinion it is supposed to be a good thing but my graphics card (1080) is constantly at 0% CHARGE both in games and elsewhere and it is on all games (could it be a Bug of my software) and it is a 65 of temperatures (in games by cons my 7700k it can rise to 90% of load on certain games and has 60 65 degrees therefore I ask questions in your opinion it can come from or (The processor and the card are both overcloked)
[<font]sorry for my bad english im french

It's a bug. Check your GPU usage in another program like PrecisionX or Afterburner. That will tell you what isn't being accurate: The GPU or the monitoring software. 

GPU Usage will read 0% if k-boost is enabled inside precision x.

I have disabled the k boost and my graphics card and passed to 99% CHARGE there is no way to have a middle?

seb007
I have disabled the k boost and my graphics card and passed to 99% CHARGE there is no way to have a middle?

 

bdary
If you would use vsync or any kind of frame limiter, that might reduce some of the GPU's load and it won't run full bore all the time.

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Not at all. The graphics card was designed to run at full load for extended periods of time. You mentioned you are overclocking the card. As long as load temp is within design limits for the card so it won't throttle, your good.

 
@jonkrmr: My graphics card and has 60 70 C on the witcher 3 (In extreme)] for example if I think it is ok? At worst,] I mount the fan
 
@lee m: 99% gpu :) my processor And overclok has 4,7ghz and it is between 30 and 55% use and between 40 and 65 c under watercooling, I intend to buy a second 1080 ftw of the down due to the 1080ti, and put My sli of 1080 why not under Watercooling also
 
No lag everything and perfectly fluid my card works well to its full potential :)
 
I do not see bost k difference on or off (on the witcher 3 again) the card is still overclok without a k kick? And I do not have the loss of fps with boost disabled k

Your temps are fine and within spec. I believe the 1080 and 1080Ti will start to throttle themselves from temp at 80-85c.

If you add a second in SLI, depending on the spacing of your PCI-e slots on your motherboard, yes the temp on one of the cards (typically the one in the first PCI-e slot - intake fans of card facing back of second card) could be a few degrees higher that the other card. If you plan to run an SLI setup on air, you will need very good case air flow.
 
Water cooling both cards is a very effective way to keep both card's temps in check if you have a roomy enough case to get everything to fit.

seb007
So, in my opinion it is supposed to be a good thing but my graphics card (1080) is constantly at 0% CHARGE both in games and elsewhere and it is on all games (could it be a Bug of my software) and it is a 65 of temperatures (in games by cons my 7700k it can rise to 90% of load on certain games and has 60 65 degrees therefore I ask questions in your opinion it can come from or (The processor and the card are both overcloked)
[<font]sorry for my bad english im french

use GPU u z or xoc/ afterburner as hardware monitor never shows quite right on the gpu. Also there's no worry running the GPU at 99% all the time