Question Look at my gpu tdp of 200+% bro,due to this my gpu clock is stuck at 300mhz all the time.(GTX 1660 super)

[Cowbyking]

What could be a fix to this?
I tried to reseat the power connector
Reinstalling drivers with ddu
using vflash to flash another bios of same gpu
the card is 3+ years old so can't RMA it,A solution has to be found
also wanted to state that a red LED shows up near the power connector after playing or benchmarking for some time

https://imgur.com/a/cgTfctB

 

[rgd1101]

full system spec? include brand and model of the psu

what else did you do other than vflash bios?

 

[Cowbyking]

full system spec? include brand and model of the psu

what else did you do other than vflash bios?

I got:
cpu :i5 3330
mobo :gigabyte h61M-S1
PSU :750w deepcool DQ-750-M-V2L
Ram :8gb ddr3
Storage:128 gb ssd amd 512gb harddrive (you dont dont need brand of them right) I think it was kingston

I know there is bottle due to ram and cpu but that aint mean this issue
I dont think I did any other fixing method,because I didnt find any,I did open the cooler part to clean some dust but that aint really doing anything and nothing more complicated.Ah I remember updating bios driver but that didnt do anything

 

[rgd1101]

so you only have igpu?

 

[Cowbyking]

so you only have igpu?

NO I have a gtx 1660 super(asus tuf) and that gpu is having this issue
I didnt mention it in that reply bcz I mentioned it in the question title

 

[Phaaze88]

Suspect sensor(s) failure.
Got a shop nearby you could take the card to?

 

[Cowbyking]

Suspect sensor(s) failure.
Got a shop nearby you could take the card to?

Hmm ok I will check I suppose but I am really not sure if there is any shop nearby that will deal with a card failure near me

 

[Cowbyking]

Suspect sensor(s) failure.
Got a shop nearby you could take the card to?

I bought myself a current shunt resistor of 5milli ohm but it may be the IC current board that has issue so I am not sure what to do

also sometimes the card works fine on some bootups but the problem comes again whenever I restart the pc
so could it be the gpu at that point?like it's working fine now but if I restart it is going to have the issue but I dont know how to fix it by booting up in a certain way.why would a card fix and unfix when booting and rebooting