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I was but I was getting to like 85C or more even with an agressive fan curve. I was trying to reduce noise and heat in my system with this cooler

Hey guys, I was attaching the Artic Xtreme IV to my Zotac Twin Fan 2080 Ti, but noticed that the gpu die wasn't making contact with the cooler. It seems like the long screw's nut is blocking the gpu die from making contact. I removed the washers to see if I could get it to do so, but the nuts are still blocking contact. Any help would be appreciated.

Hey guys I built a new gaming PC over the summer. I used a corsair crystal 280x case because I thought it looked cool and it was semi compact, the case has two intake fans at the front so I thought the airflow would be ok. However, my Zotac Gaming RTX 2080 Ti Twin Fan has experienced extreme temperatures. It often hits 85c within minutes of starting a difficult to run game, and the fans ramp up to be extremely loud. In order to reduce temperature and gpu fan noise, would it be better to get some exhaust fans for my case or an after gpu cooler like the ARCTIC Accelero Xtreme IV? Any help would be appericated thanks.

The issue is I can't because when I tried restarting it, it immediately updated to the insider preview version. So I could only rollback to 1709.

I need help, after updating to ver. 1709 of Windows 10. My GPU(GTX 970) no longer works, it is still recognized by the OS. But it doesn't work, the GPU physically lights up and the fans spin. In addition, I have used Driver Display Uninstaller, I have reinstalled the latest drivers, and have also tried every driver that supports Fall Creator's Update, I've updated the BIOS, I swapped in a different GPU and that GPU which also got error code 43, I've tried different slots on my motherboard. I spent 3 hours with Nvidia live chat, and still have the issue. What should I do? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Image of what device manager says will be attached Specs: GTX 970 Asus Strix, Intel i7 4770k, Asus Z87-Plus