Hi, I've had my RTX 2080 Gaming X Trio for about one year now, and this is the first time I've had any serious issues. The issues first started when Modern Warfare had a fatal DirectX crash, when I tried to relaunch, as soon as anything had to be rendered and the GPU core clock increased, the game crashed. This same issue happened with all my other games, including GPU only benchmarks.
These are the steps I have tried in order to mitigate the issue:
The only step that seems to allow the card to work for some time without failing is to severely underclock the card (-250mhz core clock and -250mhz memory clock). Obviously, this severely hinders performance and is not a long term solution.
Even with this underclock, games crash after a couple hours of gaming.
I'm wondering if this is simply a defective and failing card, or is it a PSU issue? My money would be on it being a GPU issue at the moment.
My PSU is 650 watts which may be on the lower end in terms of power for my specs although I think it should be enough with some headroom.
PC Specs:
i7-9700k (Stock/Auto)
16GB 3200mhz Corsair Vengeance
500GB 970 Evo + 2TB Seagate Barracuda
Z390 Aorus Pro WiFi
GPU: MSI RTX 2080 Gaming X Trio (Never overclocked)
PSU: Corsair RM650x 80+ Gold
Thanks in advance.
These are the steps I have tried in order to mitigate the issue:
- Full reinstall of Modern Warfare.
- Rollback of drivers.
- Rollback of recent Windows Updates.
- Full wipe of all graphics drivers and reinstall (x2).
- Full format of Windows drive and reinstall of Windows.
- Swap single split 8 + 8 pin PCI-e cable for two separate 8 pin cables.
The only step that seems to allow the card to work for some time without failing is to severely underclock the card (-250mhz core clock and -250mhz memory clock). Obviously, this severely hinders performance and is not a long term solution.
Even with this underclock, games crash after a couple hours of gaming.
I'm wondering if this is simply a defective and failing card, or is it a PSU issue? My money would be on it being a GPU issue at the moment.
My PSU is 650 watts which may be on the lower end in terms of power for my specs although I think it should be enough with some headroom.
PC Specs:
i7-9700k (Stock/Auto)
16GB 3200mhz Corsair Vengeance
500GB 970 Evo + 2TB Seagate Barracuda
Z390 Aorus Pro WiFi
GPU: MSI RTX 2080 Gaming X Trio (Never overclocked)
PSU: Corsair RM650x 80+ Gold
Thanks in advance.