GPU is running hot

[CraigCO]

Hi, I've had a issue for about a year and it's becoming worse as time goes on. After upgrading last year to a i7-7700 with a rtx 2070 my gpu has been idling at about 45-50c and 80-88c. after rmaing my gpu i still had issues so i changed my hardware again, i went with a ryzen 2700x and 2070 super, still problems. So i very recently changed hardware again and noticed almost everything is running a bit hot, and the list is as follows:

 

Ryzen 7 270xx (idle - 45c / Load- 65c)

asus prime x470-pro (Idle - 39c / Load - 64c)

16gig g.skill trident z ddr4 ram

EVGA 2080 super (Idle - 42c / load - 84c)

corsair rm750x

Operating system is on a WD 250g m.2 ssd

a new 1tb seagate barracuda for most games

and 500g 860 evo for some games

all stuffed into a lian li 011 air

fresh install of windows and all drivers

 

currently i cannot stream a game as light as overwatch as it will say encoder overloaded no matter what the settings, in games i easily get over 80c and with a very aggressive fan curve i'm able to get it to sit a 80c but that's fans at 100%. My room temperature sits at 20c and its a fairly large room with lots of circulation. I've done lots of troubleshooting from anything i could find on forums and was on live chat and tried a few things with no improvement.

 

lately I've been getting odd colours popping up in game and artifact on COD, i made a video showing this, and things just seem to be getting worse as time goes on. Please any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Video showing some issues in game. https://youtu.be/z5NcgiOvYvg

[CraigCO]

is that what hwm would base it off of? also precision X1 shows my gpu running hot.

[CraigCO]

1 hour ago, KeyzHostHD said:

most iif not all software bases it on motherboard sensors, or on board sensors on the component, it may also be the "X" that sends the info back to the pc that is broken, just my guesses

could be but this issues was on the asus prime x270-a and asus prime x470-pro, and there's a noticeable performance issues where i can no longer stream while playing a low demand game like overwatch. BTW asus has some of the worst Customer support / contact I've ever seen in my life.

[CraigCO]

2 hours ago, KeyzHostHD said:

maybe you have a virus on ssd or hdd, or both

 

Edit: A Cryptominer to be exact

you got my tin fail hat senses tingling. It's just so odd that no matter what hardware changes i make or how many times i redo my pc it still has the same issues. I wonder if it's a specific software i use that doesn't like my formula of hardware, if it's a bios setting (which i never really touch other than xmp profile and fan curves), or if my whole network has something going on that anything connected to it gets infected. I feel like it's IT specialist time.