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Originally Posted by Bo_Punk_2.0 
You've got to disable CCC from starting with windows... CCC and Afterburner do not play nice with each other.
Type "msconfig" in your start menu search bar, go to "startup", and untick the Catalyst Control Center. Restart and you should be good to go.
My highest clocks I've achieved so far were 1070 / 1400 @ 1.35v. I need more voltage then that if I want to go higher (or cooler temps).
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Thanks for your post, I think I figured it out though. I still have the evga overclocking software installed, and it was messing things up. What temps are you getting at those clocks and stuff? I was worried about the ram temps since I can't really measure them
It appears I was wrong, it's still doing weird things..
EDIT 2: Seems that if I open MSI afterburner, apply changes, close it, and open it again it will go back to stock settings and now allow changes. However, if I open it a third time, it works. Againt hough, if I close and reopen, it goes back to stock settings and stays. Hmm..