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Hello, I'm facing serious issues with my GPU.

GPU load drops from 99% to 0 every few seconds in all game, causing fps drops from 75 to 10-20. (see attached) Clock remains stable when these drops occur.

I reinstalled windows, all drivers, DDU, etc.

Temps are good,78C max.

Now, I know that either my motherboard or GPU were damaged during shipment. The GPU is slightly bent,and sagging, and it sometimes won't send signal to the monitor until I push it slightly up. 
What could be the problem ? PSU not powerful enough ? damaged / corupted GPU? Bent pcie slot on GPU? broken pcie slot on mobo?

There is no visible damage to the mobo.

I already spent too much time trying to solve this, and I don't have that much time to begin with, ... If someone could please help me solve this madness that would be greatly appraciated. I really hope it's a graphics card issue only.

Thanks.

 

Specs:

GPU: MSI RX570 8gb

CPU: Ryzen 5 2600

MOBO: Asus a320m-k

RAM: Crucial 8gb DDR4 

PSU: Deepcool dn450 

Windows 10 pro

 

 

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I would grab a better quality psu. Can’t find much about that specific model, but I’d say it isn’t good quality.

 

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Just now, Stormseeker9 said:

I would grab a better quality psu. Can’t find much about that specific model, but I’d say it isn’t good quality.

It is not good quality indeed. It came with my previous case. I ordered a corsair 650W PSU on Amazon, doubt it'll change anything. Still I'd like some advice regarding my actual problem.

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6 minutes ago, Lorentzze said:

It is not good quality indeed. It came with my previous case. I ordered a corsair 650W PSU on Amazon, doubt it'll change anything. Still I'd like some advice regarding my actual problem.

Does it only occur during gaming loads or also other times ?

 

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2 hours ago, Lorentzze said:

It is not good quality indeed. It came with my previous case. I ordered a corsair 650W PSU on Amazon, doubt it'll change anything. Still I'd like some advice regarding my actual problem.

Sounds like the PSU could in fact be your actual problem.

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18 minutes ago, JabroniBaloney said:

Sounds like the PSU could in fact be your actual problem.

My PC was built in Italy and they assured me that it would be fully working once I receive it. I don't think they would send me a rig that does not work, at all. Would they? That's what lead me to believe that something got damaged during shipment.

From what I read on different forums a starved GPU would lead to a reboot eventually and I've never experienced such thing. The gpu load just drops for no reason as if I was constantly alt-tabbing to the desktop. Except there is never a single drop in clock speed. core and memory clock remain at 1366 and 2000mhz.

But maybe you're right. No way to tell until I receive a new PSU. 

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