Will Asus Voids Warrenty?

[Nirala Sooraj]

Will Asus Voids Warrenty If I Over Clock My GTX 750 Ti Strix Card.?

It is currently Base 1124Mhz

Boost 1202 mhz

I need base 1200mhz

boost 1300mhz .

Just wanted to know if They void warrenty if I overclock ..

(Card Temperature never went more than 60C on 100% load)

[Laputacake]

No because its software overclocking not hardware overclocking

[Butterfish]

No because its software overclocking not hardware overclocking

Well, you are using software to overclock the hardware.

[Laputacake]

Well, you are using software to overclock the hardware.

Yes buts in not permanent and the overclock wont show up on another computer

[TheMcSame]

Probably not, the card is already OCed as it is. Unless you flash the bios and stick a shit load of volts through it then they can't really tell if you've oced it anyway.

[Briggsy]

Asus will void the warranty if you touch the unopened box 

 

just kidding, unless there is physical damage to the card, signs of tampering, or a custom bios flashed onto it, they should uphold a warranty if something goes wrong. that being said, if you fry your card and tell them it died from overclocking, they would likely not. best to always say less if something breaks under warranty.

 

Also they don't know if you overclocked unless you tell them, or the pcb/socket is burned from extreme overvolting.

 

I also don't know if you can transfer a warranty to someone else with Asus, it depends on the warranty info that came with the card (they can't retroactively say later that its not transferable if the original warranty doesn't say so).

[Butterfish]

Will Asus Voids Warrenty If I Over Clock My GTX 750 Ti Strix Card.?

It is currently Base 1124Mhz

Boost 1202 mhz

I need base 1200mhz

boost 1300mhz .

Just wanted to know if They void warrenty if I overclock ..

(Card Temperature never went more than 60C on 100% load)

A good rule of thumb is to overclock without manually adjusting the voltage. That way you are safe from any physical damage due to overvolting. I suggest you download something like EVGA Precision X or MSI Afterburner (i prefer Precision X). Then set the power limit to 112% and start overclocking.