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if you have/use a 4 to 1 connector make sure ALL of them are connected securely
Also check the high power connector is not damaged and secure in the GPU
Compare your Cinebench and 3DMark scores with similiar setups. If they're close to the mean value, your hardware is fine.
Are you using an FPS Limiter (VSync at 60 Hz) in RDR2 and Enlisted? RDR 2 should run into GPU limitations when over 100 FPS. Thus, rendering less frames takes less power.
Upscaling tech like DLSS/ FSR will further lower the power consumption of the GPU, since you're more likely to run into a CPU-side bottleneck with the 4090.
This is a good thing, and since the cooler is so overbuilt for the power consumption, you can expect low temperatures and a long life. (If that power connector doesn't kill it, that is.)
Wattage and usage aside, how's the performance?