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I Messed Up Overclocking

Dransk
By Dransk
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Hey forum I have a gtx 770 galaxy edition and I decided to fool around in msn after burner. I know you can't do almost any damage to a gpu in after burner but I was overclocking without paying attention and I went way over! My pc black screened and when I restarted and went to my desktop it was black and red checked and unresponsive, when I opend afterburner to remove my mistake. I removed the pie power to my gpu and plugged my hemi cable to my motherboard and nothing happened but I gave up after a few seconds please help me indo my mistake!

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16 minutes ago, Dransk said:

Hey forum I have a gtx 770 galaxy edition and I decided to fool around in msn after burner. I know you can't do almost any damage to a gpu in after burner but I was overclocking without paying attention and I went way over! My pc black screened and when I restarted and went to my desktop it was black and red checked and unresponsive, when I opend afterburner to remove my mistake. I removed the pie power to my gpu and plugged my hemi cable to my motherboard and nothing happened but I gave up after a few seconds please help me indo my mistake!

What went way over? The voltage or the clock speed?

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To you have integrated graphics? Just plug your video cable directly into your board, and take out the 770. Launch up windows (i would recommend safemode), and reset afterburner. I did that in the past, but after it restarted it was back to normal because I didn't select, Apply overclock at startup.

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You should never click "apply at start up" with a fresh over clock.

It's not a race to the bottom.

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9 hours ago, 0x1e said:

You should never click "apply at start up" with a fresh over clock.

Yeah thank you, i wasnt really paying attention it was like 1am in Australia and i was watching youtube videos :(

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