Would anyone happen to know why this is happening? When it crashes, it's usually in the low 60c, sometimes lower. I've tried doing that while setting a high custom fan curve. No Afterburner, nothing? It usually hangs around 1800 to 1860, but why? So when I set Afterburner Core to 0 and memory 0 (meaning I want it to run at stock speeds) it still O/Cs there too. I know it can go higher, but why is it auto Overclocking when I don't have anything running.

Its boost clock is only supposed to be 1710. One thing that I've noticed though is when my core clock can go up to 2045.something like that, memory 70000. If I use Kombustor, it crashes after about 5 seconds.hard crash.no BSOD. When it crashes it's a hard crash and causes a complete reset. Then I tried playing SWTOR, Star Wars: The Old Republic and it ran fan for a while, but it crashed. Then I played Warhammer 40000K Retribution and it crashed immediately. Anyway, I didn't O/C it at first, played BFV for a few hours, no problem. No added adapter, just the input to the computer has a Display Port connector.

Now, I have to use HDMI to Display port cable. On my 1070 I'd use the HDMI to port to the TV and DVI-D using an HDMI cable with an HDMI to DVI-D adapter. Oh, I have a Dell SE2717Hr 27 inch that only has two outputs. Since the 10 use the same one, but use DDU. Anyway, everything was until I started testing it on games. Anyway, it was rock solid with O/Ced 1070 Core +185MHz memory +475MHz.

Using XMP profile and slightly O/Ced i5 9600k to 4.6GHz. Hi, I upgrade from an MSI GTX 1070 Gaming 8G, 4th gen i7 4790k O/C to an Asrock Z390 Phantom Gaming SLI/ac, 16GB of G.Skill DDR 4 PC3200.

Msi kombustor crash during test