Roland9385

I agree and that is one of the many reasons I don't see streaming video games viable for many people because many don't have ethernet routed throughout their home

I have had a similar issue with my aorus 1080ti and I'm running an 850w gold psu so the psu is probably not the issue. Also I'm running it on a non variable refresh 4k tv. When I bought my gpu new I had to send it back to gigabyte for replacement and apparently the issue was with the vrms. The replacement works well with the right drivers but some drivers make it crash out of all ubisoft games I own which are mostly assassins creed and also random crashes on forza which might be unrelated to your issue but in my experience more information is usually better. Hope this helps. Edit. I had forgotten to mention that the only stable clock is the gaming setting in aorus graphics engine for some weird reason. Gpu clock 1683mhz mem clock 11010mhz but it boosts up to 2050mhz gpu so my solution was to keep that setting and find a stable driver and not update it anymore.