basapex.blogg.se - Evga precision x oc 1080 overclock settings 2.1ghz

No doubt, modifying your GFX to for these kinds of results require bit of above-minimal soldering skill knowledge and cold mind. This is the baseline card, which we all get to know first before going any specific custom designs. Let’s study plain reference EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 which is also called “founders edition”.

Using Raspberry Pi to control your VGA VRM.

EVGA GTX 680 Classified – Uncorking guide.

This guide is evolution of my usual “uncork series”, with all good traditions set by previous guides: Image 1: Introduction to GTX 1080 overclocking Most of our readers already know all key specifications and performance figures of reference GTX 1080 cards, so I’ll not bother you with that and we go straight to overclocking the new cards.

Performance boundaries are pushed once again, possible once more with arch changes and latest 16nm TSMC process node technology upgrade. Thank you.ĮDIT: guys, just to be more clear, The Titan X is gonna cost me around $500.Sure all of you already read numerous GeForce GTX 1080 reviews, but some still may be left thinking – “what’s about real overclocking, how far this puppy can go with watercooling/subzero cooling?”. I really want to know from you guys, specially because someone offered me a Titan X for the less the price I would have to pay for the GTX1080. It's a genuine question, so please don't downvote just for the sake of it.

And the same apply to GTX 980 Ti owners, relatively speaking. So is there any point to upgrade from a Titan X to a 1080, unless you're using VR? Cos I don't see any. And it seems there is more memory bandwidth in the Titan X, despite the new Pascal compression algorithms, and also taking memory overclock to account. The thing is: Titan is only 10% slower in comparison to a GTX if you take the 3DMark Firestrike graphic scores to account (taking cpu out of the equation). Titan X can overclock up to 1400Mhz-ish with stock cooler before hitting thermal wall also. Titan X stock fan is identical, both are blowers. So, according to some reviews, the reference GTX 1080 can overclock at 2.0GHz-ish before hiting thermal wall with the stock blower fan.