I can't say I've heard of such a "bug" before and my three guesses would be that either the card is bad, the driver was not installed properly (or your card just doesn't like that version of the driver), or your monitor is trying to tell you it needs to be replaced. Sometimes a fresh install of the entire OS is the only way to make sure that things are properly cleaned out after a hardware swap (or after years of installing and uninstalling things).
It would help to know what resolution you're also running, but I'll assume 1920x1080. The specs look decent, but you may need to drop the resolution if you're getting spikes at times. However, the most recent NVidia driver was actually giving me random spikes while I was playing numerous games and I reverted, so it could just be a bad driver. /shrug
And what is the result?
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