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and this is the single core results.

ill run that and post the results after.

https://streamable.com/zf27bb here is a video so you can see it jumping up and down.

Thank you so much for the detailed reply. I took off the original casing and fans and attached a water block and with that, all new heating transfer pads on the VRAMS. i'm not sure how i can test the temps of those modules though. So even when i run heaven benchmark, my cards target power still does not go above 60%, and thats with 1440p and high/ultra settings. it will work smoothly for the first few seconds and then starts doing that up and down clock thing. let me open it all and take a screen shot so you can see.

yes i've tried auto and setting it to Gen.3. both have the same outcome.

yes i have

ahhh gotcha. yeah i ran ddu and reinstalled drivers just to make sure that wasnt an easy fix.

70c is like at max clock usually. its a 5 speed pump and i believe i have it on setting 2 of 5, 5 being the highest. this is the first gpu in this desktop. i built it for the 2080 ti. my old desktop just had a 1080.

Status: UNRESOLVED Computer Type: Desktop - Custom Build GPU: ZOTAC 2080 Ti AMP - 11 GB. Small overclock, 50 to core and 500 to memory. (tried disabling clock and still issues persist) CPU: I7 9700k Overclocked to 5 Mhz Motherboard: MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Edge AC LGA1151 latest Bios A.60 8/8/2019 RAM: Kingston Technology HyperX Fury White 16GB 2666MHz DDR4 CL16 DIMM Kit of 2 1Rx8 (HX426C16FW2K2/16) XMP Enabled, no overclock. PSU: Seasonic 1050W ATX12V/EPS12V 80 Plus Platinum Certified Full Modular Active PFC Snow SILENT-1050 Operating System & Version: Windo