OC CPU has broke my graphics card? :/ Help please

WEI is idiotic. Don't worry about it. Seriously, it'll tell you different scores pretty much every time you run it.

If the gaming performance is still the same, it's just WEI being WEI (stupid, and untrustworthy).

I would not care about windows index experience -- but if it concerns you, then try running it again.

Check if your graphics card driver is up to date at the manufacturer web site.

If your overclock also raised your PCI buss speed (normally 100MHz) there could be errors in communication that are causing retries. Make sure it's locked to 100MHz.

Ran it again and back to 7.3 -.- Im am in agreement with you.. Its sh!t...
Also Afet my 1st OC About 2 hours in a got blue screen of death... should i just leave it and hope it dosemnt happen again? or do something about it? (:

Cheers

I'm guessing the voltage is just a bit too low on CPU.

I have a fx 4100, and have the vcore on auto. What do you think is sensible?
Also if it won't boot up, how do you reset CMOS ?

Thanks

I'm the wrong person to ask about voltage on AMD CPU's because anything I told you would be a pure "out of thin air" guess (I'm mainly an Intel guy, lol).

Anyway, you can reset the BIOS either by removing the battery for 30 seconds or so, or using the Clear CMOS jumper on the motherboard. Just look in your manual to find where it's at for your board.

Do something about it. If its crashed once, it will crash again.

Normally researching cpu voltage and memory settings relating to bandwidth and voltages will help you narrow down settings best for you, but it can take some time.

Can try Google any settings others have made with the same motherboard or if you can’t, finding a motherboard very similar to base your experiments with might help you.

From my experience, writing stuff down from others who have put their settings on youtube is a gamble but is the quickest, easiest way if you’re not too knowledgeable about all those other advanced settings like me, or dont have the time.

You never know, just by raising the vcore like DJ said might get you through.

At the start up, you can get into the bios, then use the default settings, then boot it -- later you can adjust your OC.