- Dec 25, 2009
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Hello guys
Just a simple question. I wonder how far you have been able to overclock the reference model GTX 680 starting from the stock clocks without increasing voltage whatsoever. Ive had my GTX 680 for well over a year now and I have pretty much always ran the clock offsets at 100+ and 300+ mhz using EVGA precision. I guess I could get it a little bit higher without messing with the voltages and if thats the case what do you think it would be. I dont ask this just because I wonder how far you can safely get it to overclock its also because im just curious at what clocks you run your 680s at. I myself use the PNY GTX 680 2GB, reference model with standard clocks out of the box.
Just a simple question. I wonder how far you have been able to overclock the reference model GTX 680 starting from the stock clocks without increasing voltage whatsoever. Ive had my GTX 680 for well over a year now and I have pretty much always ran the clock offsets at 100+ and 300+ mhz using EVGA precision. I guess I could get it a little bit higher without messing with the voltages and if thats the case what do you think it would be. I dont ask this just because I wonder how far you can safely get it to overclock its also because im just curious at what clocks you run your 680s at. I myself use the PNY GTX 680 2GB, reference model with standard clocks out of the box.
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