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Has Nvidia killed all overclocking?
Boost 3.0 gets you 95% to max frequency all by itself.
With Pascal's hard voltage limits, high overclocks are impossible to achieve without a custom bios.
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what kind of retards overclock their gpus anyway lol
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>>61772345
>what kind of retards overclock their gpus anyway lol
Someone who wants free performance.
Back in the day, you could OC an extra 30% performance.
Not the case today though
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Voltage isn't really needed for Pascal, what we need is higher power limits.
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>>61772335
Nvidia stated once that the hard voltage limit is there because otherwise the chip would degrade in no time. TSMC 16nm dies from too much voltage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79-s8byUkxk&feature=youtu.be&t=15m49s
So its either that or without a voltage limit the cards would be so good, that ppl wouldn't upgrade soon enough again. We all know how much Nvidia loves their money.
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>>61772435
>not the case today though
yeah because the cards literally auto overclock for you
Out of the box my 1860ish mhz 1080ti boosts up to 2030. I don't even really have to touch the memory either because who cares
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>>61772345
my card is maxwell and maxwell has really high benefits from overclocking compared to most other architectures.
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>>61773764
Maximum tension reduces MTBF
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