Question GTX 1070 clock-speed is at 139mhz most of the time ?

[boldihevizi]

The gpu's clockspeed most of the time is 139mhz, but during furmark, unigine heaven and games it goes up for a little bit, then back to minimum...
The problem is I can't get my GTX 1070 to work properly, I installed previous and even the latest drivers. I tried everything, even clean installed win 11 three times and win 10 once (currently running win10), but its the same with all of these. I even took the pc apart, about a month ago when this misterious perfomance drop happened it fixed it. Fiddling with Nvidia control panel and windows settings won't do any change as well. Only Revios win11 was able to run some games and benchmarks (valorant, Yugioh master duel, unigine heaven).
Its super annoying. My pc worked fine for 3 years, and now I can't use it for games and graphics. Somewhere I r ead that the gpu's power manager chip could be dead. Any suggestions?

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

Which processor/CPU do you actually have ? What is the GPU temp value when the clock-speed remains very low ? Kindly provide full PC specs as well, including the PSU model.

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[boldihevizi]

My specs are:
-AMD Ryzen 5 1500x stock (3,5ghz 1,25v; id cooling all in one water cooler 120mm; on idle its around 35-40C; under load it gan go up to 60C degree)
-Asus a320m-k (BIOS 6042 - recently updated, no changes on performance)
-RAM (G.SKILL Ripjaws4 8GB (2x4GB) DDR4 3200MHz CL16-16-16-36)
-Inno3D GeForce GTX 1070 X2 (N1070-4SDV-P5DS); Driver version: 497,29; Temp idle: 40-45 load: 60-65)
-Cooler Master Elite 600W (RS-600-ACAB-M4) Hungarian plug 230v , 3,5 years old
-512gb Sandisk SSD as OS Drive; GUID partition; Secure boot enabled; SMART on -512gb HDD; 1tb HDD
-Cooler Master q300l (stock fan; water cooler's 120mm fan; no termal issues, around 60C degrees max)
-Windows 11 22H2 (Net FW 3.5; 4.8.1; and service pack version:KB5021255)
-Asus vn248h; 1920x1080p 60hz

Gpu performance is sometimes okay, sometimes not. It draws power from the psu and around the necessary amount to perform the selected tasks (benchmark, games). So the problem is, its really inconsistent, and in most games won't even work. After opening Gpu-z the clock speed goes up to normal, but if I won't use the gpu it will clock itself down to 139mhz. Same on Windows 10, and I've been using win11 since release (despite of cpu "incompatibility"), and honestly I faced less performance issues than in windows 10...
I think this problem occured while cleaning my room with a vacuum cleaner, and I occassionally lift my pc to clean under it, probably made the gpu lose, will check it.
I attach the GPU-Z log text file here. When I try to stress test, it goes down, as I quit the clock speed will return to normal values.