Unintentionally increased the frequency to 1000mhz instead of 100mhz on your 1080ti.
Unintentionally increased the frequency to 1000mhz instead of 100mhz on your 1080ti.
always raise the frequency gradually, one step at a time during OC to reach the stable point.
If you accidentally jumped, reset everything immediately.
For GPU tuning, begin by adjusting the GPU proc frequency and power limits first—don’t change the VRAM frequency yet until you’ve maximized the GPU speed and kept it steady.
If you followed these steps, don’t rely on written settings; just test the VRAM frequency now.
It seems likely there was no harm, though it won't be a favorable outcome.
Power on in safe mode, reinstall your OC, and try again.
As soon as the incident occurred, several artifacts appeared. I believe it was resolved.
always raise the frequency gradually, one step at a time during OC to reach the stable point.
If you accidentally jumped, reset everything immediately.
For GPU tuning, begin by adjusting the GPU proc frequency and power limits first—don’t change the VRAM frequency yet until you’ve maximized the GPU speed and kept it steady.
If you followed these steps, don’t rely on written settings; just test the VRAM frequency now.
Ah... about damage
Keep an eye on the temperatures during OC. You'll only cause harm if the temps get out of control. As long as they stay within the acceptable range, nothing should be affected. GPU overclocking has been happening for a while, starting with the GTX970.
I once overclocked an HD6870, wow! Hope that assisted the user!