imma noob please help
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Maxime506
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Sure it may affect the life and even your warranty.
Plus, in some case it isn't worthwhile. Check this: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-760-review-gk104,3542-7.html,
A 8% improvement is nothing while risking your warranty and your card.
Would u like to tell us which GPU u have?
Plus, in some case it isn't worthwhile. Check this: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-760-review-gk104,3542-7.html,
A 8% improvement is nothing while risking your warranty and your card.
Would u like to tell us which GPU u have?
As someone once told me "A day spent reading is worth months of experimentation". If you need to ask if OCing affects component life you shouldn't be doing it. PERIOD.
I would advise you to research the subject a lot more, there are hundreds of helpful guides and tutorials on how to do this and what the effects are.
I would advise you to research the subject a lot more, there are hundreds of helpful guides and tutorials on how to do this and what the effects are.
Rune Olsen
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If you decide to keep the gpu forever it might get a lower lifespan, i have OC'd everything i can for quite a lot of years now, it all ends up with a proper cooling solution
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