^^ And in the post above yours you have a card that blew up within a few days at stock voltage.
Both Asus and MSI fully cover the overvoltage limit within their overclocking software, every card by them comes advertised with an overvolting feature.It blew up highly overvolted and with voltages way above the limits recommended by Asus.
1025 Mv at which a card blew up in a video is meant to be perfectly acceptable under Asus's waranty and voltage tweak advertising.
Also, there are lots of GTX 590s actually blowing up at stock voltage and clocks, overvolting the cards within the limits of either Asus or MSI's overclocking software is not the issue.


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