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You used Afterburner to overclock the GPU, I assume? Do you have integrated graphics or an extra GPU lying around. If so, I'd recommend removing the current GPU, booting off a different one, and then uninstalling Afterburner before putting your new GPU in.

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Just now, GalacticRuler said:

You used Afterburner to overclock the GPU, I assume? Do you have integrated graphics or an extra GPU lying around. If so, I'd recommend removing the current GPU, booting off a different one, and then uninstalling Afterburner before putting your new GPU in.

Cani just remove the gpu and do it like that

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5 minutes ago, Microsoft Master said:

Thank yo so much i thought i broke my 600 dollar system

 

I will educate mtself on how to over clock before i apply the settings next time as i am a young and 13 year old

Or don't tick the box "Apply on startup" before you know it's completely stable :P 

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