I've owned this GPU for half a year now, and ever since I got it I keep getting constant gpu driver crashes, no matter what game, it can happen after 5minutes to up to 4hours of gaming, I have done all I can think of when it comes to trouble shooting, even went out to change my other parts such as PSU, Mobo, CPU, Ram and got new ssd drive to see if it was OS drive's fault. I have reinstalled windows, DDU reinstalled drivers, memtests, downlocked my gpu (which basically extended the play time but issue persisted) I am running out of options and am considering doing RMA on this graphics card, im writing this post however to see if theres anything else I could do when it comes to troubleshooting.
 
Thanks in advance

Sajin
Try the card on another system to see if the issue will follow the card before doing an rma.

Cant do, I dont have such opportunity atm, and also RMA to germany is more problematic than it should due to UK leaving the EU, and i've seen stories where people had to pay hundreds of pounds because of EVGA invalid invoicing for the deliveries.
My only option atm is to do a vBios flash however this being my only gpu im hesitant.

TheDash
I've owned this GPU for half a year now, and ever since I got it I keep getting constant gpu driver crashes, no matter what game, it can happen after 5minutes to up to 4hours of gaming, I have done all I can think of when it comes to trouble shooting, even went out to change my other parts such as PSU, Mobo, CPU, Ram and got new ssd drive to see if it was OS drive's fault. I have reinstalled windows, DDU reinstalled drivers, memtests, downlocked my gpu (which basically extended the play time but issue persisted) I am running out of options and am considering doing RMA on this graphics card, im writing this post however to see if theres anything else I could do when it comes to troubleshooting.
 
Thanks in advance

$: Sajin had the best idea, take it by a PC shop and let them test is before you Rma, 
still looking for ideas...
Looks like you built a new PC around your card and it still persists?
1. What is your current hardware config. now?
2: What games are you running when it crashes? and...
3: what are your temps and clocks/vitals when you crash ?
 

The temps sit comfortably at around 60-65c degrees, clocks are at 1950mhz and 7000mhz
Crashes happen in games like destiny 2, metro exodus, gta 5 and war thunder the only ones i play.
Hardware 5600x, rm850, asus b550-f, corsair ddr4 3600mhz
I’ll try to set power target to 90% and set up a curve for it too and come back with the resultd

Done few hours of gaming without crashing on 90% did approx 4hrs then decided to come off, the next day D3D device was lost on Jedi Fallen Order and couple of broccoli (yep thats the error code) errors on destiny 2. I cant RMA the card, so I will be taking it to the website i got it from I guess, if not sell the card as broken and buy myself AMD gpu or atleast stay far away from 30 series especially EVGA. Thank you all for your support and possible troubleshooting options.
 

By any chance, do you have Precision X1 installed to monitor temperature and fan speed.
 
Also did you look inside the case if you have a lot of dust that will definately lower cooling performance like 10 times especially in a smoking environnement.
 
The 3070 series and higher need way more cooling than the 2070 series because of ram clock.  My 2070 i O/C the ram at 8000 mhz without any need of hard cooling and fans are at 35%.  My 3070 TI before i RMA upgrade it to a 3090 was insanely hot on VRAM if i keep glass side on my 4000D Airflow case and fans under 75%.

This is going to sound a bit silly considering everything you've tried, but I have had a similar driver crashing issue with most of the early 500-series drivers. I did two things that seemed to help. First, I used the last 400-series driver from December for quite some time, but I've been able to use the last 2-3 drivers as well. It could be worth trying an old driver, just to see if it helps (clean install it).
 
Second, when you install your drivers, did you have Precision X1 running? I found that it can cause some corruption that only really presents itself in stability/crashing issues if you leave it running while installing a video driver. Make sure it is closed before installing your driver.
 
Realistically, with everything else you've done, it sounds like you might have a hardware problem with the card. I'd want to at least check and see what the RMA option looks like (check with EVGA not just stories from other people). I know their support in EU is not as straight-forward so I'm sorry I can't really give any advice there. I think checking with the site you got it from is also a decent idea because the card is still under warranty and maybe if they're a distributor they have a path to RMA the card.

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