Gpu spoiling?

CurryRice999

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Hi. I have an asus gtx 750ti that i bought few years back. Recently whenever i play dota the computer always hang and i always have to force shutdown instead of pressing restart button. Cos if i restart my c drive is not detected by the mobo hence cannot boot into windows. Everything will be back to normal whenever i force shutdown and on again.
Another problem is my pc hang in dota when i overclock the memory and clock speed. I only overclock it to the point where the default software allow. Which is +200 on memory and +135 on clock speed. It didnt used to hang back in the past. Is there anyway to see if its spoil? But when i leave everything on default is fine. Only happen recently these 2 weeks.
 

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Since no more warranty, you can try change thermal compound on the gpu.

Also, given its age, lower your oc a bit and try? Maybe memory +150 and core +100. Component start to age liao. Don't push the card too hard if you still want it to last a bit longer.

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I see. Thanks for your input. I think it is still under warranty until this year july or aug. Should i send it in and try for replacement or just wait till it die and get a new one instead.

I have just reset my pc. Lets hope everything goes well.
 

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If nothing is wrong (other than oc fail) and everything works on default settings, don't think you're eligible to rma. Warranty don't cover oc.

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Erm. Borrow a working one from someone? Lol

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