Does overclocking my evga gpu void the warrenty??

pchoi04

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Nope. But for more information you can visit there website. You can even put an aftermarket fan on it. Just make sure if you have to send it back you put ther original fan on it of course.

But it's pretty much a damn near bullet proof plan. Only thing thats a bit ambiguous (which has been talked about here) is that if you OC your chip and you burn it out is it physical damage? I'm going to say no, but I could be completely wrong.

Maybe contact EVGA for a better answer. I'm sure a quick call or email will answer this question.
 


Not always. My 7950's control panel lacks the temp monitor.

@Maverick: NTune will do both for you.
 

maverick7

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alright thanks for the tips :)

and i cant find the temp monitor btw on the control panel... i think it may have to do with vista.. but that really doesnt make sense so i dont know.. but im getting ntune now, thanks :)