I got the MSI 'overvolted' gtx 660 Ti! I'm worried. What do I do?

[Maxert]

The vendor was selling me 660Ti quite cheaply, I trusted MSI because I have their motherboards and they are very good. I was unaware of the overvolting issue until I came across this article
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/msi-gpu-GTX-660-Ti-670-Power-Edition-Overvolting,18240.html

I got the 660 Ti at the price of 650 Ti and the vendor said this special deal will only give me 1 year warranty instead of three, So I can see the stamp it has warranty till 2015.

That's not my concern tho, I got it cheap. But It's the overvolted version (1019mhz boost to 1097)
N660Ti PE 2GD5/OC.

Is there a way to under volt it and.. i don't know.. down clock it? Just to stay safe.. i wanna down volt and down clock it to it's, say , Nvidia's ref spec.

Thanks! I'm worried!

UPDATE:
Casually gaming today, these are the max.
What voltage is considered 'dangerous' zone? Or it doesn't matter as long as it runs cool?

 

[unknownofprob]

underclock the card to factory settings through MSI afterburner, the OC software should automatically chance the voltage to the appropriate settings.

 

[RobCrezz]

The only way to undervolt would be to use Kepler bios tweaker.

Regardless of the vendor warranty, MSI have to honor their warranty directly.

Personally I would just leave it as bios modding would probably void the warranty anyway. Otherwise contact MSI and see if they will swap it for a revised version.

 

[cst1992]

Try using it for some time. If it works fine, what's the issue?

 

[madsmagnus]

Given the information you have recieved, I would do the following:

Contact MSI > See if they are up for switching it/RMA'ing. Either way, your card IS a defect and that should be replaced. Meanwhile, use MSI Afterburner to keep it from doing so. If you are unable to get a RMA > Do a Kepler BIOS tweak.