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> @"jcH.7109" said: > So I've done a good amount of research on this topic, and it seems plenty of people have the same issue. It is somewhat alarming that people have been experiencing this since at least 2017 (if not earlier) and nothing has been done to fix it. First, here are my specs: > > GPU: EVGA GTX 1080 FTW (OC +100 MHz, +303 MHz Memory Clock) > CPU: i5 4670k (stock) > RAM: G.Skill TridentX DDR3 16gb 2400mhz > Motherboard: Asus Maximus VI Hero > SSD: Samsung 850 Pro 1TB > Sound card: Creative Sound Blaster Z > PSU: EVGA 750 P2 > OS: Windows 10 64-bit Hi, So I've gotten into the same issue as you. I didn't find any answer so I wanted to tell you the solution I've come up to. Firstly, this seems to happen not only with GW on my side but I also saw a similar problem in Warzone (Modern Warfare) It seems to be related to the memory (VRAM). -SOLUTION- So I dropped the resolution from 2K to 1080p and then it solved the problem for a time. but then it began to do it again. the final solution was for my to drop the voltage and clock offsett of my card on EVGA Precision X1 by a factor of 10 each. (offset of -10). This solved the problem and I presume it is due to to my GPU "fatigue", a.k.a normal use.. It's sad because I always took good care of my GPU (temps, clocking). Other GPU software would probably do as well. Have a nice day!