Are you using the Windows drivers for the video card? Try the drivers that comes with the card or download from the maker.
I'm not using the Windows drivers. I download updated drivers from nVidia as often as they release them.
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Are you using the Windows drivers for the video card? Try the drivers that comes with the card or download from the maker.
Well, you got me there. I'm not sure what's your problem is. Maybe try another video card?
Yeah you'll need to check your cooling cause that GPU is close to melting.
That's the case fans? Then it's not moving air enough. Arein thethose fans hooked to the PSU or the motherboard?
And how are they hooked? To PSU or motherboard?
Ah good. Now go into your BIOS and look under hardware monitor or something similar and see if you're throttling the fans. You should have an option as full on and set it there.
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