The professional K | NGP | N overclocker brings the NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti GPU up to 2415MHz and memories up to 8633MHz.
The new NVIDIA Turing graphics cards are quite overclocking friendly. We know that the RTX 2080 Ti and RTX 2080 have a great capacity to raise the frequencies thanks to an improved VRM phase system. The professional K | NGP | N overclocker that works for EVGA has pushed the new GeForce RTX 2080 Ti to the limit using liquid nitrogen, reaching the frequency of 2.400MHz.
K | NGP | N passes 2.400MHz with the new NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti
EVGA is the assembler that offers the best heatsinks with overclocking in mind and they are developers in collaboration with the professional K | NGP | N overclocker. This overclocker usually breaks records quite regularly and recently developed special blocks for liquid nitrogen without the need for pot in the purest style of a custom RL.
Using liquid nitrogen, it has fueled the new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti and with the EVGA Precision X1 high-precision OC software it has managed to bring the GPU to 2.415MHz and the memory to 8633MHz. Work tensions have been modified, avoiding the limits established by NVIDIA itself.
Thanks to the OC developed, records have been broken in the 3DMark Time Spy, Firestrike, Firestrike Extreme and Firestrike Ultra. For the benchmarks, the Core i9 7980XE processor has also been used with OC cooled with liquid nitrogen, the EVGA X299 Dark motherboard and 32GB of DDR4 G.Skill Trident 3800MHz RAM.
The scores have been:
- Timespy Extreme - total score 9275 points and graphics 8822 points
- Timespy - total score 18892 points and graphics 18631 points.
- Firestrike Ultra - total score 11283 points and graphics 10909 points
- Firestrike Extreme - total score 21637 points and graphics 21906 points
- Firestrike - total score 38846 points and graphics 44478 points