#my new pc and and the Guarantee for GeForce experience
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For most pc parts it shouldn’t have voided the warranty so check with who you bought it from if they can take it back. It’s mainly down to who you purchased it from
Mh okey thanks
It doesn't void your warranty plus you can click reset if you don't want your card overclocked. Reset will give it default values.
Who is the button reset
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If gfe overclocked your gpu then open up performance settings and click reset under auto tuning
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Well, it isn't overclocked
You can click zurucksetzen
That resets ir
When auto tuning aktieveren is green then it is active
But in your picture it's fine
Mh but thanks for help me 👍
One more thing, if you overclock your CPU then it will void the warranty of the CPU.
Mh okey thanks
oh you are using the "PERFORMANCE" thing, yeah do NOT use that as it's a big pile of dog water and it makes your system worse. It bricked and killed my RTX 2080ti and when I reported it to Nvidia Support, they said that since my warranty expired that its gonna be a nice go f yourself and fix it yourself. so please do NOT use performance, disable it in the "enable experimental features" option on Geforce Experience.
It's not experimental feature nor will it break or brick your GPU. Don't spread misinformation.
It could make the GPU unstable at overclocked state which isn't bricking your GPU and can be fixed by resetting the tuning...
it did with mine, it corrupted my thing as it was automatically adjusting my settings even though i had another program, then my gpu just got bricked. im not spreading misinformation when the issues occured when they released the performance adjustment crap
then my pc stopped picking up my gpu, i tried all the solutions, tried different sections and nothing, switched to a pc that didnt have it and it worked, and went back to mine and my pc stopped picking my gpu up
literally had 0 issues until i picked up the performance update
Well you could've stated that, it was realeased god knows when, this isn't an experimental feature no more plus it wasn't bricked I'm sure of it
it was with mine, i had literally gotten a new gpu, turned off the experimental features and had no issues thus far
its just one of those things that i was so lucky to have happen, but it might not with them but from my experience i wouldnt use performance tuning
It is kind of misinformation, first it isn't experimental feature and it happened to you and hardly anyone else, so right now it is safe to use and only bad thing that can happen is instability
It is the same algorithm that msi afterburner use, gpu tweak and rest of similar software
I mean all the other software use nvidias algorithm*
yes but the nvidia overrides the others, my gpu sped up and became hot as hell and i was unable to adjust any single feature in performance, i disabled my other software and the problem still occurred, then everything was greyed out on the performance adjusting and i just couldnt do anything, the performance literally bricked my gpu and killed it. im honestly telling my experience otherwise i wouldnt be here, i only use nvidia stuff for shadowplay and freestyle.
That just isn't possible and that isn't gpu brick, you can only brick your gpu when modding vbios. You could've enter safe mode, uninstall driver completely and reinstall and there you go, nvidia tuning can't override driver if you install it anew with no gfe. I understand that you had issues with it but that isn't gpu brick
You gpu couldn't be overheating at desktop, if it were than gpu was the problem itself
I did, i told you, i did all the possible fixes and NOTHING worked. Ill say it one more time, just because it doesnt happen to you, doesnt mean it wont happen to someone else. The performance tuning screwed up my gpu and made it unrecognizable on my pc, other gpus work and performed fine because i didn't have the experimental feature on, but when I plug the 2080ti into my other pc, it wont work since its already been screwed up by nvidia. I wont reply again, so im going to say this, dont use the experimental performance feature, its called experimental for a reason.
It's not experimental anymore, it was god knows when
I just don't know where have you got the information that it's a experimental feature?
when you open geforce experience (not the overlay the program to update drivers and optimize the games you have) you go to your settings and select turn on or off experimental features, it was part of the experimental features like 2 or so years ago, it happened during that time, i have it turned off after i plugged my 1080ti into my pc and i wasnt able to use it unless i turned on the experimental features option.