nosam1g
Hello i recently started using dual monitors on my 2080ti Hybrid. Before i ran my second monitor to my MB-Onboard gfx, but i started playing cpu intensive games and it was hindering my fps. Now upon using dual monitors on my 2080ti , i get a really bad 30 seconds freeze , where my screen just freezes for 30 seconds then comes back. By the time im back , im dead in my game. I have no idea what this can be ?

 
You will need to provide a lot of info for the smart guys here to help.
 
Desktop model
CPU, is it overclocked (OC) and if so what is OC set to
ram speed/amount
OS version
Monitor model and cable connection type HDMI or DP
Monitor refresh rate and are you using native setting
GPU model and is it OC
Game in question and what are the settings you are using.
 
Anything else that describes your set up.
 
 

nosam1g
Desktop model -// Asus Rog Hero
CPU, is it overclocked (OC) and if so what is OC set to
ram speed/amount -// i9-9900K not overclocked Ram speed 3400mhz 16gb Corsair
OS version //Window 10
Monitor model and cable connection type HDMI or DP // Both Monitors are DP
Monitor refresh rate and are you using native setting // Using native on Main , second i lowered it to save usage
GPU model and is it OC // 2080 ti hybrid no oc
Game in question and what are the settings you are using. // CSGO , big lag freeze for like 10 seconds , then i come back and im dead

Anything else that describes your set up.
 
Nvidia driver
monitor refresh rate 120 or 144
game settings, RTX DXR, DLSS enabled, v-sync/g-sync used and if so in game and/or monitor enabled
 
One of the smart guys will appreciate the info you supply.
 

Just to trouble shoot one at a time.
1) Turn g-sync on and no other vsync enabled in game.
2) then try 144HZ and limit fps to 120 or less.
3) in Nvidia control panel (NCP) make sure physx is set to your 2080ti and not your CPU
4) in NCP check Global settings adjust settings for Maximum pre-rendered frames to one or experiment with others
5) if using g-sync set Monitor Technology to Gsync
6) NCP turn off any vsync settings 
You can also select program Settings and just select the particular game and set the same settings instead of using Global settings
 
If the game asks to limit ram to card, deselect so you can use system ram as well. Same for pre-render in game-allow game to allow pre-render.
 

dc8flyer
Just to trouble shoot one at a time.
1) Turn g-sync on and no other vsync enabled in game.  /// G-sync has always been on main monitor, vsync off
2) then try 144HZ and limit fps to 120 or less. /// Will update tonight
3) in Nvidia control panel (NCP) make sure physx is set to your 2080ti and not your CPU /// Changed to 2080ti , it was set to auto
4) in NCP check Global settings adjust settings for Maximum pre-rendered frames to one or experiment with others /// Already set to 1
5) if using g-sync set Monitor Technology to Gsync /// Already using gsync
6) NCP turn off any vsync settings // Already off
You can also select program Settings and just select the particular game and set the same settings instead of using Global settings // I did that with csgo
 
If the game asks to limit ram to card, deselect so you can use system ram as well. Same for pre-render in game-allow game to allow pre-render. // Not sure where this is ?
 

 
My writing in bold

Sajin
Sounds like your display drivers are crashing and recovering. Check the windows event viewer to see if you can visibly see any nvidia display driver stopped responding and recover error messages.
 
Please list the make/model/age of your power supply too.

The only events i see is this error. i check hardware errors and didnt see much .. is there anywhere specific to where im supposed to look
The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM Server application with CLSID 
{D63B10C5-BB46-4990-A94F-E40B9D520160}
and APPID 
{9CA88EE3-ACB7-47C8-AFC4-AB702511C276}
to the user ASUS-V01D\Nosam SID (S-1-5-21-2716237049-4138434573-1575968166-1001) from address LocalHost (Using LRPC) running in the application container Unavailable SID (Unavailable). This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool.

Also need to mention i ran the first setup with my secondary monitor on my Motherboard Display Port , and my Main monitor on my GPU
Everything was running fine , but i wanted to try dual monitor on my GPU since my MB sometimes wouldnt register dual monitors and i had to manually add it in over and over sometimes.
So now i reverted back to that setup because the 30 seconds freeze was unbearable.  
 

And this problem only occurs in csgo?

Okay. None of your hardware is overheating when this issue occurs? The issue is occuring when having both the displays hooked up to the gpu, and when only having one monitor hooked up to the motherboard & gpu, so both configs?

Ok, so the issue only occurs when having both monitors connected to the 2080 ti correct? Maybe the new hdd is causing the issue? I'd disconnect it and see if the issue goes away.

Could be either of these two solutions because i did them at the same time and the issue was resolved 
first i checked windows update and i guess i missed a Monitor Update back in
12/10/2018 - Intel Corporation - Display -25.20.100.6471
I Replugged in my new hard drive and changed the power options to have hard drive not sleep ever.. it was set to after 20 mins make hdd sleep.

1. Go to Start > Type “power options”, and then hit “Enter”.
2. Click on “Change plan settings”
3. Now, click on change advanced power settings, select “Hard drive” from the left pane and then click on it.
4. Hence, at the turn off hard disk after, select maximum time so as to prevent the hard drive from powering down.

After doing these two have not experienced the freeze.

nosam1g
Could be either of these two solutions because i did them at the same time and the issue was resolved 
first i checked windows update and i guess i missed a Monitor Update back in
12/10/2018 - Intel Corporation - Display -25.20.100.6471
I Replugged in my new hard drive and changed the power options to have hard drive not sleep ever.. it was set to after 20 mins make hdd sleep.

1. Go to Start > Type “power options”, and then hit “Enter”.
2. Click on “Change plan settings”
3. Now, click on change advanced power settings, select “Hard drive” from the left pane and then click on it.
4. Hence, at the turn off hard disk after, select maximum time so as to prevent the hard drive from powering down.

After doing these two have not experienced the freeze.

Graphite8five
Interesting. Could the turn off hard disk setting in power options be responsible for stutters in games? What is the chance of your gaming drive going to sleep after 20 mins while gaming? Would a game not keep the drive it's running off active quite frequently? 

Yeah that doesn't make sense but ya never know.  The only thing that comes to mind that stuttered me was a Windows Update that since was fixed and closing PX1.  I don't have too many stutters like I used to.

Graphite8five

GTXJackBauer

Graphite8five
Interesting. Could the turn off hard disk setting in power options be responsible for stutters in games? What is the chance of your gaming drive going to sleep after 20 mins while gaming? Would a game not keep the drive it's running off active quite frequently? 

Yeah that doesn't make sense but ya never know.  The only thing that comes to mind that stuttered me was a Windows Update that since was fixed and closing PX1.  I don't have too many stutters like I used to.

I don't know exactly how frequently a game is accessing the drive (game files drive) but I don't think it would hurt to set the hard disk to not sleep for your performance or gaming power plan. I'm still trying to iron out a few little stutters on my system. 

Yes you should just to weed things out but don't know why a disk would ever go to sleep that you access for gaming which would be really odd.