I'm experiecing a very weird problem over here and I truly want your help, first of all sorry for my bad english. Yesterday I enabled (accidentaly) KBOOST to see what will happen but for some reason it feels like a stuck/bug came up with this.When I boot my computer,  I have very high clocks/tempeture/voltage in idle mode after doing that, it's like KBOOST has stuck somewhere. The only way to solve this is by opening PresicionX and double-click KBOOST, so I enable it and disable it and then for some reason they are back to normal but I think not for long (not sure)... I've tried many things even system recovery but notihng seem to solve the problem... I didn't have to click this KBOOST thing... I'm very idiot for it... Now I don't know what to do.. I'm about to format my system seriousy. 
 
This photo is when I boot my pc.

Click the K only one time, do not double click it.
It will turn Greenish when on.

Did you Reboot after you turned it off?

Uninstall, and delet all folders that are precision x. Then reinstall, let us know if that fixes it.

Look in the Registry for any EVGA Keys and delete them *After you Uninstall Precision XOC.
And remember to do what loveha above posted. You want to make sure you delete the Profile Folder.

Sorry we could not help you out ace1996

Ace1996, I have edited your posts. Please do not post vulgar language. Doing so only causes issues for moderators as they have to go around removing them from your post. Please follow the forum rules at all times.

Now, KBoost os supposed to be meant for games that cant keep consistent clocks. If you have a profile saved with it enabled, and the profile loads at boot up, or you reenable the profile it is saved to, it may cause it to turn on or turn off. You say you accidentally turned it on to see what it does.. which isnt an accident. You shouldn't be double clicking it, it should be a single click, and then wait for it to make the changes it needs.

Make sure your settings in the nvidia control panel are set to stock settings. If you have power management mode set to max performance, then your clocks will also stay high, so verify it is set to nvidia's default settings. It looks like it may be trying to sit in max performance mode, aince kboost typically causes the clocks to go higher than stock settings, and max performance makes the minimum sit at the stock boost clocks even when idle.

Set the nvidia settings to default. If you do know them all, this is to test something out. Since you know them all, you can reset them later.

Why are you playing on low settings for CSGO? Why... even at 1440p, max settings, my 980 (worse than your card) averaged 200+ fps.. you are wasting performance.

Also, remove precision X and use afterburner. Remove all of the precision x files on your pc.

Scarlet-Tech
Set the nvidia settings to default. If you do know them all, this is to test something out. Since you know them all, you can reset them later.

Why are you playing on low settings for CSGO? Why... even at 1440p, max settings, my 980 (worse than your card) averaged 200+ fps.. you are wasting performance.

Also, remove precision X and use afterburner. Remove all of the precision x files on your pc.

It's not about nvidia settings, I've tried everything and nothing worked. It might be a problem with drivers though, I will try bob16314 advice when I return home because I'm going to be busy these upcoming days so please keep this thread opened and I'll be back soon. Thanks for your time and your help guys.

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