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Hi everyone, so i have had my custom gaming pc for about 2 years now with no problems. Today i was messing around with some stuff and when i was trying to overclock my graphics card instead of overclocking the memory speed(which i was trying to do) i accidentally overclocked the core speed really high and all my 3 screens went crazy colors and had tearing everywhere. So i immediately shut my PC down and rebooted it. After that everything seemed fine until i ran any thing involving graphics i.e. twitch, YouTube , Netflix, and games too. Once i did that my PC would completely freeze and i cant do anything except shut down completely by holding power button down. But if i go into MSI AfterBurner and run stress test my PC doesn't crash oddly.  i reinstalled graphics drivers and didnt help. I am worried i completely ruined my gpu and i dont know what to do. PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!

 

system specs: gpu: gtx 770 4gb

motherboard: asus m5a97 R2.0

HDD: 1T

750w psu

amd fx-8320

16 gigs of ballistix ram

 

 

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Try backing up your current image and use a blank Windows.

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You may have screwed up the GPU. Did you uninstall the graphics drivers and install them again? Not just install over them, but remove the drivers entirely.

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