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OC GeForce 1050ti issue with "Precision"

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I have a great handle on oc'ing a CPU. I took an i5 6400t 2.2 GHz to 4.278 GHz. Not so great with gpu. When I oc'd using precision, the software indicated I had it maxed, but the hardware monitor indicated no load and it would not benchmark. Has anyone else had this issue?
How did you correct it?

Precision is not the most user friendly software to my eyes. Perhaps I failed to do something or did something incorrectly. Not sure either way.
Any help would be very much appreciated.

Thank you in advance!
 
Try MSI afterburner and try using an older, more usable skin on it (it's in the settings). And what exactly did you have maxed? Core clock?
 
Thank you very much. I did use afterburner and it worked perfectly. When I bench marked it, I beat out several i7's!! It may not be the big dog, but it still has a good deal of bite :)

I consider the issue closed.
 
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