Overclocking
First of all, the good news: there is still a little bit in this card. But I have to push the bad news right away: it's hardly worth it any more. In the cold state, this card creates stable 2060 MHz as long as you let the fans turn up fully and use the maximum power target of 110%, as well as manually adjusting 135 MHz more clock for the GPU. With a normal fan profile, it is still between 1980 and 1995 MHz. That's another 120 to 135 MHz more than the card already manages with factory OC.
But it is rather the Power Target, which is already very high ex works, because we will see later that this map is approx. 60 watts more power needed. If you overclock up to the stability limit, then there are another 20 watts more. And it is precisely this last kick that is almost hardly worth it with a card that is already scratching at the 1.9 GHz mark. Everything else then becomes a show for the energy supplier, because efficiency drops rapidly.
The memory also clocks a little higher from the factory, with another 150 MHz still loosein, also thermal. As nice as the 1-click tool may be, you can still achieve the slightly better overclocking values in the end.
Benchmark results in WQHD (2560 x 1440 pixels)
We see that the difference to the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition is between 4 and 7 percent, depending on the game. If you then continue to overclock, it is up to a maximum of 3 percent that are added. This, in turn, is no longer necessarily decisive about any playability, but only for the gallery of vanities. It's also getting a little louder. But since it was always desired to put the OC results into the charts: gladly happen.
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