TheBronze

It's in the video in the original post.

But for my graphics card (1660ti) it's a percentage and the highest it gets is 100%.

No i meant core voltage. JayZTwoCents explained what that option does but i didn't quite get it and wanted you guys to explain it to me. I expected that option to increase my graphic card voltage but aparently it does something else.

I wanted to overclock my video card and i'm having trouble with the "core voltage (%)" option. I was watching the JayZTwoCents video for my video card and he says at the 5:05 mark "all this does is move the percentage of where the max voltage will apply in terms of the frequency curve". I didn't understand what he meant by this. What does the Core Voltage slider do?

I shut down my computer and when i wanted to start it again after a couple hours later it wouldn't POST and only gave me a black screen. If i turned off the PSU switch on the back and turned it back on again no matter how many hours has passed it would power on its own, but if shut down my computer using the power button and did the same thing it wouldn't do it. Things i have tried: Everything in this sticky except the ones that require a motherboard speaker because i don't have one. Cleaning off all of my components because i've read that dust could cause shorts Switching monitor power cable and PSU power cable in case it was broken Buying a new CMOS battery Taking off case cables to see if one of them caused shorts.(it still did power on its own) My specs are: CPU:Amd Athlon x2 5200+Motherboard:Asrock N68c-GS-FX(Latest Bios)Ram:2GB 800 Mhz DDR2 Kingston ramGPU:Radeon HD 5570PSU:Xigmatek NRP PC502 500+ Bronze