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nineteen-sixtynine 18.03.22 01:33 am

RTX 2080 low performance

Good day. From desperation in trying to solve the problem below, I have already broken my head. In short: the memory of the video card heats up to 109 degrees and sometimes starts not only strongly, but throttling. I check all the indicators, looking for solutions to the problem - to no avail. NVIDIA support says that this is a normal temperature for Micron chips, but this, you understand, is such a thing.

But to the main problem: the most unpleasant thing, even without paying attention to temperatures, is the 3DMark benchmark results, which are twice as low as the average for 2080, ~ 11k against the average ~ 23k https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/72858986.
The results under load at 99% in the same WoT in the SD client on the Ultra graphics give out only 40-50 fps, Elden Ring gives out 40-45 even at low ones, but Doom Eternal managed to maintain 40-40 in quality with full ultras and RTX + DLSS. 50fps. Some kind of game.

In total, the only thing I can start from and show here at the moment is:
- GPU-Z and HWInfo indicators for memory temperature under load in the amount of 108-109 degrees
- an almost constant emphasis on Power in terms of PerfCap -
TDP even under load in around 50-60%
-jumping core voltage I attach a

link to the HWInfo and GPU-Z logs: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pXLwe7eOOcbf5L9Gisrq7uoHCZ_jQxop

System configuration:
CPU: Intel Core i5-12400F
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 2080 Gigabyte Windforce 8G
RAM: Crucial Ballistix DDR4 8GBx2pcs 3000MHz PC24000
SSD: WDC WDS480G2G0B-00EPW0 (480GB M.2 SSD)
Motherboard: ASRock B660M Pro RS
Power Supply: Cooler Master MWE 750W

I would be very grateful for your help, thank you.
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lapwing mouse 12.06.22

Alik Dynnik
Pirated games tend to overclock the video card in order to dry the thermal paste faster.
Oh yoyo! What pirate games have come to in our time

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Nervios 12.06.22

Alik Dynnik
For ten years with the tail of piracy, not one video card was bent, but Windows often glitched later, I had to reinstall Windows) A good tale about how pirated games dry thermal paste :) Oh, yes, and hard drives were covered with a copper basin when handing out ))

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Protocol10 12.06.22

Pirated games tend to overclock the video card in order to dry out

the thermal paste faster. Pretty boy.