Zero GPU usage in 4.11

I'm having a strange issue where the GPU is completely unloaded and the CPU is at 100% on Photoreal renders in 4.11. I've turned off the CPU altogether, but then nothings renders. I'm sure the new Strand Hair renders would be smoking if I could get the GPU involved in the the heavy lifting.
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What graphic card do you have, and do you have the latest drivers for it? Iray in 4.11 needs fairly recent drivers to work on the GPU.
Yeah, this has been working every day for over two years (I do a LOT of rendering daily and watch the GPU carefully). This just started after my update to 4.11. This is the GeForce GTX 1080 (Amp Extreme) with 8GB of RAM.
Nvidia driver 418.81 or newer is required for Studio 4.11 Release.
Running 430+. Still no GPU
If you go to render > advanced. Does it then list your GPU and is it clicked.
And if yes, does your log saying anything about your GPU?
Did you check to make sure the correct nvidia drivers haven't been replaced by a windows update without you realizing?
Help -> Troubleshooting -> View Log File
I was having the same problem with my GTX 1050Ti. I was running a 2 year old driver that didn't work so I upgraded the to 4.30 with no effect. I downgraded back to 4.19.67 and it works. Looks like there may be a sweet spot somewhere in the middle.
Seems like I did get a recent change to 4.30. I moved back to 4.19.67, but I'm still seeing the same. Switching the viewport to iray causes the 1080 to kick in and run, but clicking render kills the GTX 1080 and begins rendering over solely to the CPU.
Doing a Clean Install of the Zotac Driver (which looks like the Nvidia 430.86 WHQL International driver, but heh, maybe not). Where do I export the logs?
Clean install and reboot, still no GPU when rendering, only active when viewport is changed to iray mode.
Rechecked the Nvidia settings and the card Globals where in Optimal Power. I changed that to Maximum performance. OK, now I'm seeing the GPU! I guess in all the updating the Performance Setting was changed. OK, guys lesson here appears to be check - and then recheck - your graphic card Globals and Application settings.
As a test, I enabled Optix Prime Acceleration, and that shut the GPU down as well. Disabled Optix, and I'm back using the GPU.