Question RTX 2070 4000RPM Fans

[thumpS2]

even just starting the game and putting a load on the GPU causes the fans to max out to 4000 RPM and i dont know much about GPUs or how to read these to figure out the cause

putting an outside fan with glass off sometimes slows it from happening but not always
appreciate any help, thanks

also exact
GPU is GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2070 WINDFORCE 8G Graphics Card, 3 x WINDFORCE Fans, 8GB 256-Bit GDDR6, GV-N2070WF3-8GC Video Card

MSI z370A
i7 8700K @3.7
16gb ram
650W semi modular gold rated
CM 240mm AIO on top
3 front case fans


EDIT:
GPUZ readings max - literally started Rainbow Six and this all happened
https://ibb.co/mtTHCPP

Max readings -
https://ibb.co/X82MMnx

log file
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g6-BJLr45rmsUYEat4OqmqI-2ighMT0r/view?usp=sharing

 

[lvt]

GPU are designed to run hot like that.

If you are concerned about the temperature, try to improve your computer case's airflow or lower your room temperature.

 

[thumpS2]

GPU are designed to run hot like that.

If you are concerned about the temperature, try to improve your computer case's airflow or lower your room temperature.

the fans sound like a helicopter going past max and then back down every 5 seconds, and never did this the prior years having this GPU
forgot its instant temp rises as soon as the game is started dont even get time to finish an intro and it maxs out everything with gpu going 80C+ and hot spot hitting 104-105C


EDIT: Added GPUZ readings and log file to original post

 

[lvt]

the fans sound like a helicopter going past max and then back down every 5 seconds, and never did this the prior years having this GPU
forgot its instant temp rises as soon as the game is started dont even get time to finish an intro and it maxs out everything with gpu going 80C+ and hot spot hitting 104-105C

How old is the GPU?

 

[thumpS2]

How old is the GPU?

bought it in 2019, btw i was able to post the link to the GPUZ readings

 

[lvt]

bought it in 2019, btw i was able to post the link to the GPUZ readings

OK so it's almost 4 years, not counting the time it was stored somewhere.

I think you should take the GPU out, clean and replace the thermal paste/pads.