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On spain basically no stock of FE came on official spanish seller, but some time ago I got a notification of a massive restock of all 3000 series for FE at original price lol, it lasted like an hour, it was crazy, sadly that I already bought my card.
Okay I will try
I have some monitoring software like ASUS Lan utility and ASUS thing that monitors your fans and cpu, I will try unistalling.
I go check this once I get to my pc, but yeah I think I have motion smoothing on, games basically VRChat, half life alyx, didn't tried much more games.
I've heard that VRChat usually doesn't run well because of all the un-optimized user created content, so it might not even be an issue with your system. I don't know why HL Alyx wouldn't run well though. If your SteamVR resolution ends up being +200% or something and the game's running ultra fidelity I can see it having trouble in that case.
Not VRAM problem because it wasn't even using 50%, not sure about CPU throttling, gonna check, and yeah I heard that about VRChat, about resolution, gonna check too.
Yeah I have it, gonna unistall then
when i upgraded from my 2080ti and my 1080ti on both pc's, I had to buy new PSU. adapters on poor performing PSU causes GPU to fail.
check your Bios CPU settings
Try turning down your rendering resolution.
Other than that, it might as well be your PSU. Your PSU might not supply enough power for the 3080, if you're putting it into an old motherboard/PSU. Try running a benchmark or something, to deduce what the problem would be.