HELP ME PLEASE!

[OfficiallyInSaNe]

I was playing around on MSI afterburner, just testing to see how it would affect my gtx 950. I tested it on valley benchmark every time I changed something. I was getting about 50fps each time. Then when I was testing it again the fps was between 10 and 30! I reverted back to the base clock think it would fix things, but it hasn't. I have restarted my pc multiple times, but I can't get my gpu to preform the way it did before I changed anything. Is there anything I can do to fix what I have done?

[KeFy]

9 minutes ago, OfficiallyInSaNe said:

I was playing around on MSI afterburner, just testing to see how it would affect my gtx 950. I tested it on valley benchmark every time I changed something. I was getting about 50fps each time. Then when I was testing it again the fps was between 10 and 30! I reverted back to the base clock think it would fix things, but it hasn't. I have restarted my pc multiple times, but I can't get my gpu to preform the way it did before I changed anything. Is there anything I can do to fix what I have done?

if your GPU was OCD in the first place reverting to base settings might be the cause of the fps issue

 

so my suggestion is to play around a bit more with afterburner and try to OC the gpu untill it is like it was 

[OfficiallyInSaNe]

15 minutes ago, KeFy said:

if your GPU was OCD in the first place reverting to base settings might be the cause of the fps issue

 

so my suggestion is to play around a bit more with afterburner and try to OC the gpu untill it is like it was 

Thanks. I'll give it a shot. 

[OfficiallyInSaNe]

1 hour ago, KeFy said:

if your GPU was OCD in the first place reverting to base settings might be the cause of the fps issue

 

so my suggestion is to play around a bit more with afterburner and try to OC the gpu untill it is like it was 

Spent a while tuning the oc but I can't get it back. 

[KeFy]

1 hour ago, OfficiallyInSaNe said:

Spent a while tuning the oc but I can't get it back. 

Then you probably fried your gpu if you have a warranty you can try to send it back overwise i think you are out of luck as far as i am aware