If the problem persist, it must mean something is using the resource your RTX wanted to use, thus the warning message; check Device Manager to see if you can find any. Did your PC works fine without the card, using IG alone? Check the Resource tab in your card properties.
Reinstall entire Windows wont help, it's likely 50-50 the problem will persist. So you need to find out which device in your PC is in direct conflict with your card. Did you assembled the PC yourself? If so, you can try take everything out of your mobo and place them again, make sure your RTX card was placed in its correct slot.
I was checking info on your CPU and MB, they are quite old, the way i see it, your card was too modern, too new, while your CPU/MB was way old, my recommendation is if you don't play really graphic-demanding games you shouldn't invest into that card, instead spend more for new CPU/MB/RAM and a GTX 1060 6G will be sufficient for years to come until games evolved enough that the GTX 1060 6G can't handle it anymore, mostly years to reach that. In that time, you can save up, and when you feel it was the time, you can build a new build with components that fit your choices and purposes with the money you saved up, more or less you would get a quite recent build compare to the latest released components at that time, and i assure you, the money you saved up for that build will worth it.
Your CPU was at least 4 years old, Ivy Bridge platform, while your mobo MSI Z68A-G43 - i can find threads and search results dated back to 2010/2011, so it was probably older than that, your PSU too, released back in 2012.
So, my opinion, upgrade your CPU/RAM/MB/PSU will be more economic instead, and go with a GTX 1060 6G is enough for most of currently released game tittles. Thus, your system will be faster and ready for years to come when more games came out. And if your monitor didn't support functions/features the RTX 2070 has to offer, it would be a waste of your money, also the CPU/MB will limit the card capabilities further, yep the bottleneck. After all, the RTX 2070 and above are designated hi-end cards, means for top and really powerful systems. This is an unbalanced investment from my perspective.
I have been using the I5 3450S/ Gigabyte H61M-DS2/8GB DDR3/ AMD R9 390 8GB/PSU 600W setup for a long time, and still kicking, just replaced the old PSU recently, and my card burned out the other day too, so i was given a new one from the shop i bought it as replacement, PCS+ R9 390 8GB. I do have plan to replace the main components in near feature though, top priority are CPU/RAM/MB, others are optional if i have spare money. 😛 I see no need for upgrade to newer VGA card since i dont play games that much and i do like the R9 390 a lot, despite its problems, and i probably will get a new monitor too.
P/S: you can try cleaning your pc too, if the last time you clean it was so long you can't remember lol. I prefer to keep my build clean though, less problems i get. 😀
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