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first with air (stock cooler). Its possible, my ASIC 81% cant get over 1450 MHz boost clock for 3D Marks? Memory over 8 GHz are not ptoblem...Only I thought, the core will scaling around 1500+ MHz

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first with air (stock cooler). Its possible, my ASIC 81% cant get over 1450 MHz boost clock for 3D Marks? Memory over 8 GHz are not ptoblem...Only I thought, the core will scaling around 1500+ MHz

 

GPU quality will always be varying ... We didn't see any correlation between ASIC quality and actual overclockability. What GPU voltage are you at?

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I tried 1.2V range up to 1.3V. not much helped it (maybe from 1400 to 1455 or so).

 

Alright, well there also seems to be no relation to LN2 clocks so maybe it'll perform better under cold.

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Btw, what is the voltage tolerance of these chips? I'm sure someone tested it :D

I went up to 1.7V on my Strix (on LN2 ofc), for a short time though, because I had other issues.

Would be good to know, especially for us who bought the card retail and have no chance to RMA it, since the warranty was void in the moment I removed the seal of one of the screws on the stock cooler.

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Btw, what is the voltage tolerance of these chips? I'm sure someone tested it :D

I went up to 1.7V on my Strix (on LN2 ofc), for a short time though, because I had other issues.

Would be good to know, especially for us who bought the card retail and have no chance to RMA it, since the warranty was void in the moment I removed the seal of one of the screws on the stock cooler.

 

I would think it would be around the same as a custom vrm 680 1.65v should keep it alive 1.70+ is not too safe if you want it for awhile

I say this but if you start to solder the board to hell its not good to rma,but for those who want a simple paste change just take a needle nose plier and grab the sides of the screw you wont mark the paper on the screw like that and no messed up warrenty either

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Btw, what is the voltage tolerance of these chips? I'm sure someone tested it :D

I went up to 1.7V on my Strix (on LN2 ofc), for a short time though, because I had other issues.

Would be good to know, especially for us who bought the card retail and have no chance to RMA it, since the warranty was void in the moment I removed the seal of one of the screws on the stock cooler.

 

Been benching at around 1.65v most of the time. Didn't see any damage so far.

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