Power & Temperatures
To see what this overclock does for the general performance of the card, and more importantly, to make sure that things are 100% stable, we booted up F1 24 for an hour-long loop to check how the temperatures, fan speed, power usage and clock speed behaviour was like, and to see how that compares to the stock levels too.
In terms of the temperatures, not much really changed from stock with a single degree difference in the GPU temperature, while the memory junction remained around the same levels at 65 degrees. The overclock did manage to push our GPU clock a little higher, averaging around 2835MHz, which is a modest 6% increase in terms of real-world clock speed, though we did see a 3000MHz jump in the effective memory clock, now at 17001MHz. Being a triple fan card, we didn’t see any increase in fan speed, and instead, stayed around the low to mid 1600RPM mark, all while using around 270 Watts of power, even when overclocked.
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