This week, Jen-Hsun Huang blew us away from his kitchen. Huang presented the new NVIDIA RTX 3000 series graphics cards, which make their predecessors look very outdated. However, the RTX 2080 Ti refuses to die. TecLab, a team of professional overclockers, took an RTX 2080 Ti and pushed it to 3.0GHz.
TeclLab is made up of Ronaldo 'rbuass' and Jacson Schneckel, who have taken an RTX 2080 Ti and lots of liquid nitrogen. For this they have used the GALAX RTX 2090 Ti HOF OCLab Edition, a special version of the top of the range model. This graphic is specially optimized for overclocking.
[amazon box=»B07DY76G2Q» title=»Cooler Master MasterCase H500″ star_rating=»none» template=»table»]They carry an RTX 2080 Ti up to 3.0GHz with liquid nitrogen
More and more, the practice of overclocking has become popular among hardware enthusiasts. Extreme overclocking is not available to everyone, as advanced knowledge of hardware and electronics is required. Also, handling liquid nitrogen is complicated and quite dangerous and should not be done lightly.
Regarding this GALAX model, it arrives with frequencies of 1350MHz and reaches 1680MHz in Boost mode. Through a good amount of liquid nitrogen they have managed to bring the GPU up to 3.000MHz. It should be noted that the memories of this graph have underclocked 100MHz.
To achieve this, an Intel Core i9-10900K @ 5.3GHz processor and an ASUS RoG APEX XII motherboard have been used. Additionally, DDR4 RAM memories with B-die @ 4.2GHz chips have been used that better support high frequencies.
Under the GPUPI software this RTX 2080 Ti @ 3.0GHz has achieved a result of 2.647 seconds. Unfortunately, he narrowly failed to set the record, which is 2.646 seconds. This record was achieved by KINGPING with a TITAN V @ 2.900MHz.
