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Just wanted to let you all know, re-pasting the GPU thermal paste fixed the issue. While at it, I re-pasted the CPU’s thermal paste which I saw non existed, and the GPU’s thermal paste was rock solid. I saw the speeds, degrees I never saw. It was such a relief. Removing the 4 screw at the GPU’s backplate was enough to seperate the cooler, It seemed scary before hand but it was very easy. Even though my warranty expired, this process didn’t rip the warranty sticker which is very good from inno3d.

So I should remove the backplate and everything right? Will that cause the CPU's low usage too?

The hotspot temperature is jumping to 104 instantly as soon as the kombustor test starts. I am not sure why it does that. I don't have any Afterburner profiles running I did these right after I formatted the PC. Should I try increasing the voltage with Afterburner? I dust off my PC regularly, did one just a week ago, pulled out the GPU get the dusts off with a brush, and I just blow the fans with my mouth. Not that much dust came off, and I did the same yesterday thinking maybe there is some dust got stuck between somewhere, I made sure the cables are all the way in and the GPU mount is secure. Could that be because of PSU that is not delivering enough power? But why is CPU not utilized beyond 5% if there is something wrong with the card? I have checked all the fans are spinning just like it should on the GPU while doing the stress test.

19/11/2022 Edit: Re-pasting thermal paste on GPU fixed the issue. Basically title, other than that clock speeds are completely fine. I just found out this yesterday and don't know when it was started. I think it wasn't like this 4 or 5 days ago. Yesterday I booted up Cyberpunk 2077, clock speeds were completely fine in the menus, but after it loaded to open-world GPU clock went down, thinking it was badly optimized, started HZD and it was the same, RDR2 it was the same, as soon as GPU utilization goes to 99%, clock speed is going down to 900-1100Mhz. I noticed in RDR2 that CPU Utilization never exceeds 5%. I have tried multiple GPU drivers using DDU, rolled back Windows 11 recent updates, rolled back the recent AMD chipset driver, and finally formatted the PC but still, nothing fixed. If it's hardware related how can I make sure what is faulty? Everything seems working normal. Kombustor Stress Test When idling I have an R5 2600 @3.85 GHz - RTX 2070 Super - 16 GB 3200Mhz Ram, TUF B450 Pro Gaming Motherboard. BIOS, GPU, AMD Chipset's all is up-to-date. Even tried to "Load Optimized Defaults" in BIOS, OC'ed the CPU but still nothing. I did a CPU stress test it seems working as usual. Everything seems working as it should but as soon as gaming starts I am having this problem. Hope you can pinpoint me to the right direction, I am out of ideas. Cyberpunk 2077: RDR2 when game loads: No idea why Render Latency are that high.

CJG50's (the models used in the reviews you linked) are not supporting FreeSync, but the updated(I think?) models CJG54's (56 in USA I think) are supporting FreeSync but no words on G-Sync Compatibility..

Hi guys, I have this monitor (In Turkish, couldn't find the English product page) in my mind but I couldn't find any info about If it's compatible with G-Sync problem free. I couldn't find any review that mentions G-sync, no reviews, nothing. Model isn't listed at AMD's listed FreeSync monitors. It is the most cheapest 1440p 144hz FreeSync monitor I could buy right now. (it's on sale). Planning to use it with R5 3600 + RTX 2070 Super. But I don't know If it works or not, what should I do? Should I just bite the bullet and pray for it works? Or I can buy the 27" CHG70 that it's been confirmed that G-Sync works without any problem @rtings.com. But If I go for this monitor I have to get R5 2600 + RTX 2070 Super ( Or 5700 XT but I wan't to play Cyberpunk 2077 with RTX ON tbh) to match the price difference. I can upgrade to better CPU next year but I can't upgrade my monitor for a very long time. What should I do?