Can I overlock my gtx 1050 ti that is powered by a mobo?

[MjTheGamer]

So I just got my gpu and I want oc it but it's powered by mobo. So can someone tell what's the limit I can oc it. My gpu is a gtx 1050 ti gigabyte d5 4g. Mobo is asrock b250m-hdv. PSu is 450watt 80+ bronze Evga. Plz help me

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

You can , but there won't be much potential.

 

[MjTheGamer]

You can , but there won't be much potential.

Can u tell me how much I can oc it like how many mHz

 

[Finstar]

You're just gonna have to test it and see how far it goes. And don't worry, it won't break if you go too far (your mobo likely can't even feed enough power to fry it). It'll just crash and restart the driver/your pc.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Every card is different but it won't be much because of it being only slot powered.

 

[MjTheGamer]

You're just gonna have to test it and see how far it goes. And don't worry, it won't break if you go too far (your mobo likely can't even feed enough power to fry it). It'll just crash and restart the driver/your pc.

Ok. is 100-200 MHz ok or less

 

[Finstar]

You're just gonna have to test it and see how far it goes. And don't worry, it won't break if you go too far (your mobo likely can't even feed enough power to fry it). It'll just crash and restart the driver/your pc.

Ok. is 100-200 MHz ok or less

I can't give you numbers since (as mentioned above) every card is different. Your just gonna have to see how far it goes.
I'd dial in around +50MHz and then go up by 10MHz increments until it's unstable and then bring it down until it's stable under load for a while.

 

[MjTheGamer]

You're just gonna have to test it and see how far it goes. And don't worry, it won't break if you go too far (your mobo likely can't even feed enough power to fry it). It'll just crash and restart the driver/your pc.

Ok. is 100-200 MHz ok or less

I can't give you numbers since (as mentioned above) every card is different. Your just gonna have to see how far it goes.
I'd dial in around +50MHz and then go up by 10MHz increments until it's unstable and then bring it down until it's stable under load for a while.

Ok thanks