CraptacularOne
Your recurring theme in all your threads is paranoia about your GPU and it needing to be RMA'd or what some random person said about the brand of GPU and then taking that as a matter of fact and asking if you need to RMA your GPU. It's getting a bit ridiculous at this point man. Your card is fine, these random things just happen sometimes with games that are either poorly supported or not optimized for. 
 
If you want to RMA your GPU, then RMA it no one is stopping you. But for the love of god, we don't need a thread logging every little random occurrence and then asking if your GPU needs to be RMA'd. 
 
Things that generally point to a GPU being damaged and needing to be RMAd are:
1) repeated crashes or shutdowns of your PC
2) visual artifacts and distortion of the output image on screen
3) abnormally high temperatures or throttling of the GPU frequency
4) physical signs of damage on the card
 
Things that generally don't need to be worried about and don't need a thread being created with unfounded paranoia are:
1) a game minimizing after you went to bed
2) slightly lower GPU usage on a game with indetermined settings that your friend told you about on discord
3) what some random person said about your GPU brand you bought
4) one random unrepeatable game crash

CraptacularOne
You can't be serious with that question right? 

CraptacularOne
Please return all your PC parts get your money back and get a console.