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Yup! I just confirmed this with another gpu! No issues with the other gpu. Is there any way I could fix the gpu? Is it normal for a gpu to die in 4 yrs?

I have ran a benchmark and my system is very similar to other systems of the same specs.

I also tried overclocking my cpu and it did not increase my gpu usage at all.

Yup

My cpu has 4 cores with hyper-threading so it has 4 threads too. How is it maxing my cpu if the usage is not high at all? And yes my xmp is enabled.

Nope this didn't change anything. Any more ideas?

lol that might be the next step

Nope not at all.

I'm only using about 50% (4gb) of my total VRAM, so I don't think that's the problem.

Those are the softwares I’ve been using. There are no single cores/threads that are being overwhelmed and all of them hover around 50% when playing gta.

Yes temps are very good. GPU at 65c and CPU not exceeding 70C. I don't have anything overclocked, but all of the speeds are running at where they should.

Yes these are both in the max performance settings.

My gpu usage is around 60% and my cpu usuage is at 50%. I know this is not a bottleneck, so why is this happening? I have reinstalled my graphics drivers numerous times. I'm playing at 2560x1080 (ultrawide) at medium-ish settings (I want a lot of frames), but no matter what settings I choose, It's like an equilibrium and gets me back to 70-80 fps. Pls help. System CPU I7 6700K Motherboard ASUS PRIME Z270-A RAM GSKILL RIPJAWS V DDR4 16GB 3000MHZ GPU RTX 2070 SUPER Case NZXT S340 RED Storage WD 1TB BLUE AND SAMSUNG EVO 250GB SSD PSU EVGA 650W GQ Display(s) LG 25UM58-P ULTRAWIDE and LG 29UMP58-P ULTRAWIDE Cooling CORSAIR H100I GTX Keyboard CORSAIR K70 Mouse LOGITECH G502 Sound ASTRO A40 Operating System Windows 10 PRO

So I increased the voltage, power, and temperature limit (don't worry I was monitoring all of this while gaming) and I also decreased the slide for clock speed and memory clock speeds all the way. This actually made the issue worse. What should I do now?

So I increased the voltage, power, and temperature limit (don't worry I was monitoring all of this while gaming) and I also decreased the slide for clock speed and memory clock speeds all the way. This actually made the issue worse. What should I do now?

Yeah so no issues playing rocket league on the IGPU... Just had to set it to the lowest cettings for a solid 40 fps lol. Ok let me trying upping the power limit and I will get back to you. I did not, however, un-slot the GPU from the mobo, is that ok? Thanks

Thanks! Would I try testing the same games on the ICPU?

I will try the power limit thing. My main monitor is HDMI and my second monitor is connected via an hdmi to display port wire. I highly doubt both of my monitors are going bad and I tested the games on each monitor (with the other one unplugged) and it still happens, however, the issues seem to be a little less frequent with only one monitor connected.

Yesterday, right before I started my gaming session, my windows automatically updated and after that I tried to play games. However, when I launched rocket league I got rainbow colored screen tears across my screen and every 3 seconds my screen would go black for a moment and then return to normal. The black screen flickering occured in GTA V as well; also, it is both of my monitors that are flickering. I then thought it was the automatic windows update that was causing the issues, so I uninstalled the updates, but then that caused major issues with booting up and restarting, so I completely reformatted/reset windows. This fixed the restarting freezing/issues, but did not make any difference to the flickering. I then used DDU to remove the old drivers and installed brand new drivers - this didn't fix it either. I also dusted my pc and that did not fix it either. I'm not overclocked or anything. I ran a benchmark on unigne valley and somehow did not notice any issues. Is my gpu dying? How could a 4 yr old GPU die so quick?? Pls help. I built the PC in 2016: System CPU I7 6700K Motherboard ASUS PRIME Z270-A RAM GSKILL RIPJAWS V DDR4 16GB 3000MHZ GPU MSI GTX 1070 GAMING X 8G Case NZXT S340 RED Storage WD 1TB BLUE AND SAMSUNG EVO 250GB SSD PSU EVGA 650W GQ Display(s) LG 25UM58-P ULTRAWIDE and LG 29UMP58-P ULTRAWIDE Cooling CORSAIR H100I GTX Keyboard CORSAIR K70 Mouse LOGITECH G502 Sound ASTRO A40 Operating System Windows 10 PRO

What types of game are you playing?

You are correct!!!

Please help:

This is actually an upgrade from an old motherboard. This motherboard is one week old and I updated the bios as soon as I got it.

I have very recently updated the bios.

I have a question; When overclocking my i7 6700k on the PRIME Z270-A Why do my voltages go up or down in increments of 0.016v? Is this normal? Why can it not use the voltage that I entered in the bios?Currently I have set my voltage at 1.33v for a 4.6GHZ overclock. However, windows and the BIOS report it as 1.328v. My voltages go up or down by 0.016v, e.g 1.312v, 1.328v, 1.344v, 1.36v, etc. Lets say I put voltages at 1.355v, then it will automatically go to the closest increment which in this case would be 1.36v. HERE ARE THE SETTINGS OF MY BIOS (Except voltage is at 1.33v): https://youtu.be/gZe26lv7lJ4 SystemCPUI7 6700K Overclocked to 4.6 GHz at 1.33vMotherboardAsus Z270 PRIME - ARAMGSKILL RIPJAWS V DDR4 16GB 3000MHZGPUMSI GTX 1070 GAMING X 8G overclocked to 2063 MHZ and 8900 MHZ memory clockCaseNZXT S340 REDStorageWD 1TB BLUE AND SAMSUNG EVO 250GB SSDPSUEVGA 650W GQDisplay(s)LG 25UM58-P ULTRAWIDE and LG 29UM58-P 29 ULTRAWIDECoolingCORSAIR H100I GTXKeyboardCORSAIR K70MouseLOGITECH G502 PROTEUS SPECTRUMOperating SystemWindows 10 PRO