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I've done monitor overclocking before, it didn't break the monitor it just got to a point where it couldn't handle it and it would look like shit basically. I managed to get my monitor to around 66Hz before the image started to break up. It should be fine. 

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No. 

At most you'll have to reinstall the drivers, but it should revert after 15 or so seconds if you don't click anything.

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I overclocked my one monitor to 100hz before it started going wacko. I put it back at 60 since it's only a forumn and youtube monitor.

 

 

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