Hi guys, i am worried my 1070ti SC is dying on me. 

During gameplays the computer is rebooting ramdonly. At first i thugh this was a problem with ubisoft as i was playing assassins creed unity. 
HOwever i have noticed this happening in CSGO too, and csgo does not stress the gpu and cpu here but it is rebooting too. 

So i removed all drivers, restarted on safe mode, ran DDU to remove all drivers. Reinstalled an older driver, check both games integrity files and the computer is still rebooting. 

After that i removed the CPU overclock back to stock, but the problem persists. How can i further inspect what is going on? 

I have a GTX260 that works. Should i remove drivers again, slap the old timer in to check for these ramdom reboots? If the computer stops restarting during gameplay, does that mean that 1070ti is dying? 

*I do use msi/riva to monitor temps and so on, and gpu temperature here barely goes over 60º, so i doubt it is overheating 

my psu is this old beast! although i have abrand new corsair 750W and same thing happens with another psu

i slapped the gtx 260, 2 hs playing csgo no reboots so far. 

I was getting ramdom restarts with 5min of gameplay before. I think it is the gpu! 

Windows was installed like 3months ago, quite fresh i must say. Memory issued i rather doubt too. 

What's the most recommended for mem stability? I could try that since i am got the gtx260 already installed

HI guys just a quick update. 

I formated the computer, fresh windows install. 
I am running the GTX260 since, no freezes no restarts so far. (no reboots on stock cpu speed or overclocked). 

Going to keep it a couple days with this setup, then pop the 1070ti back in to check for these ramdom freezes.

Yeah. Rma the 1070 ti. =)

The store isn't evga, so they aren't going to upgrade you to a newer card like evga could.

Most all 2070 cards would be very comparable to the 1070ti. In benchmarks it might seem like a big difference but in games It’s always in the same ballpark performance for a 2070.

Get the xc ultra gaming if your case can fit it.

Yeah.

it is not a option for me to choose a replacement. I have contacted evga brasil and the store so they could replace witha 2070 XC black same model from mine 1070ti SC black, and they said no. 

i contacted evga brasil to confirm if they are allowed to do that and evga brasil said yes. Which means EVGA does not honor RMAs in brazil. 
I am sure if it this was happening with a store in USA i would have got a replacement and not having to beg for what is my right

And here comes the politics behind it;
The 2070 here cost 1000 reais over what i paid for the 1070ti. That translate to about 300usd more than what i paid for the 1070ti. 
They tried offering a 2060 with only 6gb of VRAM which is a inferior model. And if the store returns my money i wont be able to a buy a new gpu with the same performance anywhere. I would most be able to get 1665 or 2060 and i need more vram. 

EVGA BRASIL is in partnership with Kabum store and not helping at all!!! 

playing 1440p on the new monitor, that is why i need more vram

They could at least replace with this model RTX 2070 XC Black Edition Gaming 8GB, GDDR6 - 08G-P4-1171-KR
https://www.kabum.com.br/produto/99796/placa-de-video-evga-nvidia-geforce-rtx-2070-xc-black-edition-gaming-8gb-gddr6-08g-p4-1171-kr

Olá denis6902! Verifiquei isto com a nossa equipa do Brasil e eles ainda estão a trabalhar em ajudá-lo. Parece que o nosso representante no Brasil está à espera de notícias do Kibum e vai actualizá-lo assim que o Kibum nos puder contactar. Agradecemos a sua paciência e estamos trabalhando para encontrar a solução mais rápida. Se você tiver alguma dúvida entretanto, por favor sinta-se livre para E-mail soporte@evga.com e a nossa equipa da LATAM poderá ajudar-te.
 
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Hello denis6902! I checked on this with our Brazil team and they are still working on assisting you. Sounds like our Brazil representative is waiting to hear back from Kabum and will update you once Kabum is able to contact us. We appreciate your patience and are working on finding the fastest solution. If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to e-mail soporte@evga.com and our LATAM team will be able to help you.