jfw06013
That shouldn't happen.
I have the same card and this how I have mine set up.
My memory clock is 1000.
GPU clock is 135, 2145 MHz (constant).
Voltage 100%.
Power is set at 124%.
GPU temp runs around 40 - 44 C (mostly 43 - 44C).
Auto fan curve, fan 1 is 25% and fan 2 is 56%.
I run SETI at HOME 24/7 with these settings.
 
Maybe you have a bad power supply.
 
You should give some specs. on your computer otherwize we're just guessing.

M1aSocom2

jfw06013
I agree, you should not have a issue with the 124% PL. I did it on a bios change on a Black card. Your memory OC should be able to hit 2k as well (8k).
Something is off. Not sure what though. You have a great rig. I run my card at the 124% and your score obviously beats mine due to the 9900k, but the graphic score is where
the issue it at. That card/cpu combo should be able to hit a higher graphics score. Not that it should change anything but have you tried using Afterburner to OC? I know that may be a sin to mention in an EVGA forum, but that would be something to rule out.

GTXJackBauer
Never keep the same clocks on new hardware.  Think of each component its own personality.  Installing any gear should be at bare minimums at stock settings and than go from there.

Dellmorte

GTXJackBauer
Never keep the same clocks on new hardware.  Think of each component its own personality.  Installing any gear should be at bare minimums at stock settings and than go from there.

yea i did. never said i used old settings. I thought mabey the cpu overclock can be the problem of not beeing able to raise the powerlimit. Spoke to EVGA support and they told me i am a Lucky guy because the stock boostclock is 1755mhz and i get 1950mhz in stock settings. They also say the reason of not being able to raise the powerlimit, is because i already reache a verry high stock clock. They say the increasing of the powerlimit is only a tool if the cards needs more power and some cards dont need the power and crash if you do.