Question Dying GPU? RTX 2080ti

[desecravity]

Hey Tom's,

Been dealing with an issue I suspect is a dying GPU. Thought I'd check here before replacing components.

Specs are ; i9 9900K, Seahawk RTX 2080ti (on the same water loop). 16GB ram, Windows 10, 1000W PSU

Symptoms; Games are constantly crashing after a reasonably short period of time. Lose display on crash but PC remains on . Sometimes it has a sound loop from the last in game action or sometimes it has none at all. GPU itself seems to be crashing.

What I've tried; Used DDU to clean the Nvidia drivers and reinstall. Reset the PC to a date before the incident started occurring. Underclocked GPU in Afterburner - this seems to lengthen the game time before I crash. If I slide the clock speed all the way down to -502 and memory to -502 I seem to be able to game for a few hours, at the cost of artefacting (doesn't happen at stock speeds).

Unfortunately, i'm not able to verify in a another PC because my setup is on a water loop.

Any ideas as to what might be the issue here? Tia

 

[bmockeg]

Hey Tom's,

Been dealing with an issue I suspect is a dying GPU. Thought I'd check here before replacing components.

Specs are ; i9 9900K, Seahawk RTX 2080ti (on the same water loop). 16GB ram, Windows 10, 1000W PSU

Symptoms; Games are constantly crashing after a reasonably short period of time. Lose display on crash but PC remains on . Sometimes it has a sound loop from the last in game action or sometimes it has none at all. GPU itself seems to be crashing.

What I've tried; Used DDU to clean the Nvidia drivers and reinstall. Reset the PC to a date before the incident started occurring. Underclocked GPU in Afterburner - this seems to lengthen the game time before I crash. If I slide the clock speed all the way down to -502 and memory to -502 I seem to be able to game for a few hours, at the cost of artefacting (doesn't happen at stock speeds).

Unfortunately, i'm not able to verify in a another PC because my setup is on a water loop.

Any ideas as to what might be the issue here? Tia

Definitely sounds like you’re correct.

 

[junkinstein]

id check thermals on your card then pull the card and check thermal paste and pads. id also check water pump make sure it pumping good, i had a similar issue where my pump died and my video card would overheat and crash before my cpu so i thougt it was a video card issue