Mr.Hdd

Just to be safe. Whats a safe limit to add and stress? Add +15 and so on. Just to be sure not trying to burn-out my gpu in this time. I don't wanna pay 2k for a new gpu

Couple of days I been trying to get a good overclock for my GPU. My specs are - i5 8400, 16gb 2666MHZ, GTX 1060 asus phoenix 3gb. I found a pretty good mem and core overclock by using the scanner provided by MSI. Theese are my clocks - I hit 87c* when stressing the card with benchmarks. Tried to read posts but they are all old and stuff. Is +50 a good voltage to first test with? Or should I do what I did with the mem and core sliders and add +15 then stress. Thank you

But don't you think it can be gpu issue. Display port stops completely after switching to second gpu port

I was using hdmi and everything was fine but then I had to use display port. Displayport blacks out for couple of seconds during gaming. It also glitches out on the screen. When i switched ports on gpu it got way worse. What do I do? send my gpu back for a fix?

I dont think I have another SATA cable from the PSU. RGB hub and the hdd already occupied all of satas

What's that

Both splitters work. Both worked when I plugged one fan in both of them

Basically both fans are working fine not broken. Only one fan works at a time no matter the side it's plugged in.

I bought Corsair led fans. My motherboard allows 2. I bought this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EF9OI0O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_0G9XHJY2GN9512T7R41C Only one fan works. My motherboard is b360 m plus gaming

It appears in the bios and disk management too. In device manager it says satafirm s11 and no drivers are needed. What do I do? Also

Alright after pushing memory the core let me add another 15.

So push the memory until it crashes then try core again

Like I said thats all the core can do. If I push more it crashes. Do I push mem first then core or what

So I should push mem untill it crashes then little the clock a little