Solved Does Overclocking require a Overclocking program or BIOs settings to run?

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passwurd

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I'm asking this because I'm getting a 1050Ti Overclocked, and I don't know if it goes to Overclocking automatically or with manual input.
So, if I get this out of the box and set it up, can I expect it to run normally with no overclocking?
 
Hello passwurd,

Can you post the brand and model name or number of the actual card you are considering purchasing so we can take a look.

Some factory OCd cards can be clocked a little further using programs such as MSI Afterburner but not as much as non OC cards can be.
 
It is possible to squeeze a bit more performance from that card but not much, worth a read is the EVGA Precision XOC info here the better the spec of card the more OC options.

Example user review from here

Aaron
Gainaborough
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Pc builder and gaming


Good Points+
Can be used with a 400 watt psu. Can play ark on high with no issues at all.
Bad Points−
Not alot of room for over clocking
 
Hi password.

So, if I get this out of the box and set it up, can I expect it to run normally with no overclocking?

Your card already comes factory overclocked when you buy it so you won't need to overclock it more. Most video cards come overclocked compared to the reference card so when you play a game, the video card will be using the overclocked boost clocks that are already programmed into the core and memory clocks automatically with no input on your part.
 
Could it melt my motherboard at all? And do I need to connect the Six-pin to the power supply to safely overclock it?
 
Yep, you were right. Just one question. On ultra settings in Overwatch I'm getting around 60-65 Cels. for my CPU. And the card can handle up to 97 Cels. according to Nvidia's site, should I turn it down just to be safe?
 
One last question, I'm using one monitor that has a DVI and HDMI port. I can do one or the other, but by visuals mess up when I do both. Including removing the icons and Windows 8 Log In Screen (It's just a light blue screen.) I have all the EVGA and Nvidia drivers up to date, anything else I can do?
 
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