[SOLVED] MSI AFTERBURNER, COMPUTER BROKEN

[imreversse]

I have accidentally turned up the core clock to the max on my gpu 1080ti in MSI AFTERBURNER and it has crashed my computer with several times getting a wired multicoloured pixel screen before I have to hold down the power button to reset. Is there any way I can fix this and do I no longer have a working gpu

 

[imreversse]

I have accidentally turned up the core clock to the max on my gpu 1080ti in MSI AFTERBURNER and it has crashed my computer with several times getting a wired multicoloured pixel screen before I have to hold down the power button to reset. Is there any way I can fix this and do I no longer have a working gpu

I have only like a minute of time before it crashes

 

[RARRAF]

turn machine on hammer delete no literally then go to system and restore defaults then save and exit reboot and all should be as without overclook

 

[imreversse]

turn machine on hammer delete no literally then go to system and restore defaults then save and exit reboot and all should be as without overclook

I don't have a restore button under system

 

[imreversse]

turn machine on hammer delete no literally then go to system and restore defaults then save and exit reboot and all should be as without overclook

im really freaking out here it keeps either freezing or giving me a messed up screen

 

[RARRAF]

take the watch battery out then put it back in after a minute

 

[bignastyid]

Boot to safe mode and disable msi afterburner or uninstall it. That should stop it from applying the unstable overclock. Next time make sure to disable the auto apply on startup till you get a stable overclock.

 

[imreversse]

Boot to safe mode and disable msi afterburner or uninstall it. That should stop it from applying the unstable overclock. Next time make sure to disable the auto apply on startup till you get a stable overclock.

Thanks this worked

 

[bignastyid]

Glad I could help