graphics card Does overclocking damage motherboard?

[BlackSpecs]

I have a nvidia GTX 750ti

A6 6400K Richland APU

Gigabyte F2AH68M-HD2 Motherboard

 

I'm thinking of overclocking my graphics card for the first time.

If i overclock it without increasing the input voltage, will it damage my motherboard? like fry it completely?

[Froody129]

The graphics card? If it plugs into the PSU then no. If it plugs only into motherboard then I think you just won't be able to get a good overclock. 

[fjdhdhcyfhf]

not likely

[BlackSpecs]

12 minutes ago, Froody129 said:

The graphics card? If it plugs into the PSU then no. If it plugs only into motherboard then I think you just won't be able to get a good overclock. 

its just to the mobo :\

[Froody129]

You just don't have a lot of room for more power delivery. It won't blow up, you just won't get a crazy overclock. Try it and see how far you can get. I wouldn't mess with voltages though unless you're undervolting

[rubervaldo55]

There's not much problem. Well, it can actually fry everything, but the possibilities are 0,00001%. Don't tune up the voltage, incease the speeds only and you should be good. Keep an eye on the temperatures also.

[LordofSavages]

7 hours ago, BlackSpecs said:

I have a nvidia GTX 750ti

A6 6400K Richland APU

Gigabyte F2AH68M-HD2 Motherboard

 

I'm thinking of overclocking my graphics card for the first time.

If i overclock it without increasing the input voltage, will it damage my motherboard? like fry it completely?

If you don't have supplemental PCIE power then it's best to leave it as it is. Even though it won't damage most motherboards, it just won't go far enough to show a significant difference