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3 minutes ago, Crystallight said:

Hello my screen went both off while gaming I think my gpu overheated I quickly turned my pc off and took my gpu out.

I took my gpu apart and re-added some new thermal paste to it and re-seated my gpu.

Is it safe to turn it back on again?

Thats quite extreme! You didnt try to check the temperatures?   Yes, try to turn the PC on again.

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8 minutes ago, Crystallight said:

No wasn't checking I'm quite worried what going to happen. Shaking a little from it.

well "if" there is any damage, it is already done, can't see any harm in booting it up. i see no reason(based on what you've said) to think something catastrophic happened, crashes do occasionally happen. boot it up and check your temps, and play a game or run a benchmark while checking temps.

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12 minutes ago, bmx6454 said:

well "if" there is any damage, it is already done, can't see any harm in booting it up. i see no reason(based on what you've said) to think something catastrophic happened, crashes do occasionally happen. boot it up and check your temps, and play a game or run a benchmark while checking temps.

PC started up fine I knew overvoltage was not a smart idea I thought it could handle it though new thermal paste seem to of helped it sound less like a jet engine.

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Does any GPU actually get a performance boost from overvolting?

 

I think if anything it would actually make it run slower because you will bounce of the power limit with a lower clock speed.

 

If you want to overclock your GPU you need to raise the maximum boost clock whilst undervolting.

 

Overvolting hasnt really been a thing for quite a few generations.

 

you are trying to run the lowest stable voltage you because a modern gpu has a dynamic voltage curve , all you are doing is creating an offset to run any giving clock speed at a lower voltage which is a good thing for achieving high clock speeds.

 

Anyways its extremely unlikely there's any damage done , What's happend is that you've had a hard GPU crash.

 

It's really not a big deal and shouldn't have caused you to go running for thermal paste the second it happend.

 

I had many of them trying to get a stable undervolt , most just crashed to desktop but a few times I completely lost the GPU connection and had to hard reset.

 

Also what GPU is it? 

CPU : Ryzen 7 7800X3D @ -30mv All core

CPU Cooler : Thermalright Frozen Prism 240mm AIO

Mobo : Asrock B650m Pro RS Wifi

Ram : 32GB (2X16GB) Lexar Ares 6000MHZ CL 28-36-36-68

GPU : MSI Gaming X Slim 4070Ti Super 16GB ( 308W PL +140 Core +1000 Memory )

Storage : 2TB Verbatim Vi5000 Gen 4 NVME

PSU : Thermalright TG-750w 80+ Gold ATX 3.0 PCIE 5.0

Case : Fractal Design Pop Mini MATX

Case Fans : 3 X Thermalright TL-C12C-S RGB 

Monitor :27" Samsung Odyssey G5 2560 x 1440 180 HZ IPS 

Keyboard : HyperX Alloy Core RGB

Mouse : Corsair M65 Elite RGB

Headset : Corsair HS35 Gaming Headset

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