[SOLVED] What are good ways to tell if my graphics card is getting enough power

[FurryVengence]

Running a EVGA RTX 2080 TI XC2 ULTRA with a seasonic FOCUS PLUS 1000 GOLD PSU.

I have some slight concerns if my GPU is getting enough power. Most games run fine but a few games have had some odd issues I can't explain otherwise. Could be software, could be other components but for what I play and how I play I have doubts.

Was curious of what kind of tests or specs I could review to see if I am having a power draw issue with my GPU

Full Specs:
INTEL I7 9700K
ASUS TUF z390 PLUS GAMING (WI-FI)
16GB 2600 MHZ RAM (8X2)
DARK ROCK PRO 4
3 SSD 250 GB PER (NO HDD)

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

You can use software like HWMon/info to monitor aspects of GPU power draw, along with voltage, min/max values.

Can you describe the issues you are experiencing, and in what games?

 

[FurryVengence]

I'll do some tests, what are some ideal min/max values I should be seeing on a 2080 TI?

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

That's difficult to say, because nearly all cards have variations of clockspeed, and voltage.

However, typical 3rd party manufacturer cards might pull as much 300w at load. This despite a 250-260w TDP. At idle it could be as little as 20w+. As i said it varies from card to card, and difference manufacturers, as they normally might have 5 variations of a single GPU type.

 

[Suffy Ali]

what you can do is check if the fans are spinning, if they are spinning that means they are getting power, if not then they are not getting enough power