Question GPU Speed stuck at 300 mhz // Getting very bad fps in games

[blahblah18]

UserBenchmarks: Game 19%, Desk 92%, Work 18%
CPU: Intel Core i7-10700 - 96%
GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070S (Super) - 11.3%
SSD: 512gb PCS PCIe M.2 SSD 512GB - 183.9%
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 2TB (2018) - 88.3%
RAM: Corsair CM4X8GF2400Z16K4 2x8GB - 73.4%
MBD: PC Vortex ST-S


I uninstalled the dispay drivers and reinstalled them twice and nothing changed, any suggestions would help thanks

 

[Phaaze88]

UserBenchmarks: Game 19%, Desk 92%, Work 18%
CPU: Intel Core i7-10700 - 96%
GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070S (Super) - 11.3%
SSD: 512gb PCS PCIe M.2 SSD 512GB - 183.9%
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 2TB (2018) - 88.3%
RAM: Corsair CM4X8GF2400Z16K4 2x8GB - 73.4%
MBD: PC Vortex ST-S


I uninstalled the dispay drivers and reinstalled them twice and nothing changed, any suggestions would help thanks

The UBM stuff is useless in that format. The page link needs to be provided.
Include the make and model of the power supply(Ex: Corsair RM750X), and how long it has been in use.

Using hwinfo, what's the gpu core and gpu hot spot when in game?
Further down, there is Gpu Performance Limiters: Power, Thermal, Rel Voltage, MOp Voltage, Utilization - the SLI should be ignored. You may have to click the drop-down arrow next to it to see them all. It's normal for at least one to be reached, but Thermal is by far the worst one of the limiters to run into.

 

[blahblah18]

The UBM stuff is useless in that format. The page link needs to be provided.
Include the make and model of the power supply(Ex: Corsair RM750X), and how long it has been in use.

Using hwinfo, what's the gpu core and gpu hot spot when in game?
Further down, there is Gpu Performance Limiters: Power, Thermal, Rel Voltage, MOp Voltage, Utilization - the SLI should be ignored. You may have to click the drop-down arrow next to it to see them all. It's normal for at least one to be reached, but Thermal is by far the worst one of the limiters to run into.

Hotspot : 50
GPU Core Load : 23 %
Core Voltage : 0.650
Performance Limit - Thermal : No
Performance Limit - Power : Yes

Im not sure if I provided the correct information I don't have much knowledge about these values sorry let me know if you need anymore.

 

[blahblah18]

I scored 1 396 in Time Spy

Intel Core i7-10700 Processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER x 1, 16384 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}

www.3dmark.com

If this is any help ^

 

[Phaaze88]

Hotspot : 50
GPU Core Load : 23 %
Core Voltage : 0.650
Performance Limit - Thermal : No
Performance Limit - Power : Yes

Im not sure if I provided the correct information I don't have much knowledge about these values sorry let me know if you need anymore.

Yes, I was hoping to see screenshots showing hwinfo with the requested information from a game session. [You must go through an imagehosting site to post pics here, otherwise nothing will appear when you try to post one.]

Make and model of the psu was left out, as well as how long it has been in use.

I scored 1 396 in Time Spy

Intel Core i7-10700 Processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER x 1, 16384 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}

www.3dmark.com

If this is any help ^

It doesn't show anything that would help diagnose the problem. Sorry.

 

[blahblah18]

It's working fine atm but Its unstable It keeps going down randomly

 

[Phaaze88]

Still missing: Make and model of the psu was left out, as well as how long it has been in use.


One or more sensors on your gpu appears to have failed. It's power throttling because the gpu believes it's using crap tons of power.
In the screenshot of hwinfo you provided, look at:
-Gpu Power
-Rail Powers
-Gpu Power[% of TDP]
-Gpu Power (normalized)
They're all unusually high.

 

[blahblah18]

Still missing: Make and model of the psu was left out, as well as how long it has been in use.


One or more sensors on your gpu appears to have failed. It's power throttling because the gpu believes it's using crap tons of power.
In the screenshot of hwinfo you provided, look at:
-Gpu Power
-Rail Powers
-Gpu Power[% of TDP]
-Gpu Power (normalized)
They're all unusually high.

In use since around 2020,
Make / Model of PSU Unknown. Do I need to take it apart to find out or is there another way?

How do I fix the issue?

 

[Phaaze88]

Make / Model of PSU Unknown. Do I need to take it apart to find out or is there another way?

If you don't know it, you will have to find the label on one of its sides.

How do I fix the issue?

You'll have to try a repair shop, or get a new gpu.

 

[blahblah18]

If you don't know it, you will have to find the label on one of its sides.


You'll have to try a repair shop, or get a new gpu.

I was thinking the same, however it seems to randomly work fine I adjust some settings and it works however then it randomly stops working again. I feel like its fixable idk how, any suggestions I can try before taking it to one?

 

[Phaaze88]

I was thinking the same, however it seems to randomly work fine I adjust some settings and it works however then it randomly stops working again. I feel like its fixable idk how, any suggestions I can try before taking it to one?

Sorry, but I wouldn't know how to either.