Gpu Performance Limit - Utilization Turn to yes while in game

[Bashimo]

After like 5 minutes of playing a game the performance limit utilization turns to “yes” and the gpu effective clock goes down from 1500 MHz to 250 MHz
How can turn off the utilization limit
Its not a temperature problem since the temps are at 65-70… please help

 

[Martin]

This is not something that can be turned off, it is the result of application/game not sufficiently utilizing the GPU.

 

[Bashimo]

This is not something that can be turned off, it is the result of application/game not sufficiently utilizing the GPU.

The game is still running and using 100% of the gpu with super low fps and the gpu’s effective clock is at 250mhz because it is idle… why is it going idle while in game.. it is on at first and everything is normal unitl a couple of minutes past then the fps is super low and it goes to idle mode

 

[Martin]

Check what "GPU Utilization [%]" shows.

 

[Kiriakos-GR]

Its not a temperature problem since the temps are at 65-70… please help

GPU cooler performance this should be checked by a computers builder in your town, and not by you.
It might be GPU cooler fan fail issue (needs a replacement), or the old DC fan needs cleaning and lubrication, nothing of all these its your job to do.
They are involved special tools and skills.
Its not the best timing for DIY experiments and taking the risk at killing your own graphic card.
They are sensitive electronics after all.

 

[CypherPls]

GPU cooler performance this should be checked by a computers builder in your town, and not by you.
It might be GPU cooler fan fail issue (needs a replacement), or the old DC fan needs cleaning and lubrication, nothing of all these its your job to do.
They are involved special tools and skills.
Its not the best timing for DIY experiments and taking the risk at killing your own graphic card.
They are sensitive electronics after all.

I realize this is an older thread, but...

If it's really a GPU issue within the hardware, OP should RMA the card if still under warranty. This is always the best option since some manufactures will void the warranty if stuff starts to get torn apart by a third party (even if the person is licensed.) Of course if the card is out of warranty, then by all means.

Source: ASUS Tech Support by phone.