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Is there way to powerdown GPU when VM not active? To save power

jang430
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Hi.   I pretty much like the Unraid concept, having NAS, Docker, Gaming VMs to serve the whole family.  Hence, I have a Xeon E5-1650 v3 proc, GTX 1080 GPU, apart from the 10 SATA drives for storage, and an nvme cache drive, also used for VMs.  When no drives spinning, I use abut 80-85 watts.  When Gaming VM is on, about 135-140 watts.  When gaming, about 180-190 watts.  

 

Then, due to I bought cheap SAS drives, and them not able to spin down, I'm thinking my power will shoot up even higher.  No idea how much yet.  They haven't arrived.  I will be repacing all my sata to sas ones.  That will be about 8 SAS, and 2 SATA remaining.  

 

Any idea how to keep power low?  

 

How low for you is acceptable for a whole year powered on device?  I pretty much would like it to be less than 80 watts if possible.

 

 

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