At some random point while my computer is on, my GPU decides to stay at low clock speeds and doesn't increase them when a game starts. The memory clock speed is the only one that manages to go up to 1603, but the shader and core clock stay at 405 and 203 respectively, when they should be much higher. My GPU never reaches above 55 C, as afterburner makes sure of that. I have not overclocked in any way and my 700W PSU is overqualified to power my old PC (Q9650 default clock and GTX 465). Only rebooting solves this issue until it happens again. Sometimes it takes a day for this to happen or even up to 4 days.
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GTX 465 randomly underclocking and refusing to change
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