Joey No Salad

Crap. I didn't see that he did in the original post. Whoops.

When I built the PC I am running now, I had the same issue. What I had to do was re-seat the RAM. Then it worked.

Good thing I kept the original box and packaging then!

Sweet. I'm going to wait for some more replies before I make a final decision. But yeah I'm not gonna keep it because the only laptop I have is a really crappy laptop that would bottleneck the crap out of the 980Ti

Future proofing and I wanna be able to play at Ultra settings at higher resolutions

My 980 Ti is in perfect condition, the only reason I am selling the beast is because I just upgraded to a 1080. Any ideas on how high I should price my GPU? I am personally thinking around 300 bucks to 350. But I am a first time seller, so I still want opinion. Otherwise I wouldn't being posting this. Brand: Gigabyte G1 Gaming Windforce Also, should I ship it in it's original box?

Alright. Figured out the issue. Thanks for the help. Had to reseat the RAM.

Decreased the clock and the power settings, it helped a little, but not much.

I decreased by 100 MHz, and I'm still getting about 20 fps. Should I go lower?

I will do that when I get the time.

Forgot to type the rest- EVGA SuperNova 750

D: I hope that's not the issue.

My CPU gets into the mid 40's, and my GPU is around 79-80ish degrees Celsius.

So, recently, I have been playing a lot of Overwatch with no issues whatsoever. Running smooth 90-100 fps on my 980 Ti. However, last week, I started having a framerate issue. I cracked open my PC and re-plugged in the power cords going to my GPU and that did the trick. But now, today, I am having the same issue again. I once again opened up my chasse and re-plugged in my GPU cables, as well as ALL the cables going to my power supply, but that hasn't done the trick. My GPU gets a little warm when playing Overwatch, but not overheating (No pun intended). In the MAIN SCREEN of Overwatch I was having this issue. I also lowered down the graphics settings, and restarted my computer multiple times. This has effected all of my games, some more than others. I honestly don't know what to do at this point. Any ideas? If needed, here are my specs- i7-5930k Gigabyte GeForce GTX 980 Ti WINDFORCE 16 GB Kingston HyperX Fury Black ASRock X99 Extreme4 Corsair H100i GTX EVGA SuperNova 2TB SeaGate Barracuda 120GB SanDisk SSD+ Fractal Design Define R4 Please help. If there is anything I can do other than buying a new graphics card (Don't have the money right now to buy one), I will do it.

I'd take the little plastic encasing inside the Xeon box (Which held the CPU) and put the CPU in that then wrap it in antistatic bubble wrap and put it in a small box lying around or something.